According to the City of Granbury’s official website, the municipality released unofficial results for the November 3, 2026 city election, confirming the winners for two City Council seats that will shape local governance for the next three years.
For Council Member Place 4, incumbent‑type candidate Janet Logsdon received 3,005 votes, representing 66% of the ballots cast. Her opponent, Skip Overdier, garnered 1,528 votes, or 34%. The margin demonstrates a clear preference among Granbury voters for Logsdon’s platform.
In the race for Council Member Place 6, Alex Wolf was the sole candidate on the ballot and captured all 3,822 votes cast, accounting for 100% of the total. The unopposed result reflects strong community support or lack of alternative challengers for this seat.
Both elected positions carry three‑year terms, meaning the newly elected council members will serve until the 2029 election cycle. Their responsibilities will include decisions on city services, budgeting, and community development that directly affect daily life in Granbury.
The unofficial tallies will be formally verified at the City Council meeting scheduled for Tuesday, November 17, at 6 p.m. Residents are encouraged to attend the meeting to see the official certification of the results.
Sources: granbury.org
