Monday was the final day for local candidates to file for November 5 election

ByRusty Surette

BRYAN, Texas (KBTX) – Monday, August 19, was the final day to file for a place on the November 5 general election ballot.

The following candidates have filed for the Bryan City Council:

Single Member District No. 3

Bob AchgillJared Salvato

Single Member District No. 4

James EdgeShane Savage

Single Member District No. 5

Marca Ewers-ShurtleffPatrick Giammalva

At Large, Place 6

Kevin BoriskieJustin C. Wager

The following candidates have filed for the College Station City Council:

Place 3

•   David White   

•   Valen Cepak

Place 4

 •   Aron Collins

 •   Craig Regan

 •   Melissa McIlhaney

Place 5

  •   Bob Yancy

Place 6

  •   Tre Watson

  •   Scott Shafer

The following candidates have filed for the College Station Independent School District:

At Large Place 1

Dr. Darin Paine*

At Large Place 2

Kristin Wilson

*Denotes incumbent

The following candidates have filed for the Bryan Independent School District:

Single Member District 4, currently held by Ruthie Waller

Ruthie Waller
Sheldon “Buppy” Simank

At-Large Place 7, currently held by Mark McCall

David Stennis (Info for Media can be found here.)

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