How to Run for City Council in Port Arthur, TX

A nonpartisan guide to City Council in Port Arthur. Learn the requirements to run for office near you.
Last election
May 2, 2026

About City Council

About this position

The City Legislature is the municipality's governing body, responsible for voting on ordinances and policies, and often is in charge of hiring a city manager.
Office level
City
Election frequency
Every 3 years
Typical salary
$11,718
Commitment level
Part Time
Affiliation
Nonpartisan
Positions
1 open seat

Election type

  • Partisan election (party labels appear on ballots)
  • Run-off election

How to run for City Council

  1. User Round
    Step 1

    Meet eligibility requirements

    Qualified elector in Texas, lived in the District for 12 months prior

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    Step 2

    File for office

    Filing requirements
    Any qualified person may have his name placed on the official ballot as a candidate for council member at any election held for the purpose of electing council members by filing with the city clerk, no later than the time provided by state law, a sworn application in the form provided by the State of Texas, and shall meet all the requirements set forth by the city charter and by state law as it may, from time to time, be amended.
    Filing period
    January 14, 2026 - February 13, 2026
    Paperwork instructions
    Submit paperwork to the City Secretary/Clerk's office.
    Where to file
    444 4th St, Port Arthur, TX 77640
    Filing phone
    409-983-8230
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