Incumbent

Ross McMullin

Keller City Mayor

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Top Priorities While in Office

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Accomplishments During This Term

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About Me

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Recent Experience

Keller City MayorIncumbent
2026 – 2029View Position
Candidate for Keller City MayorCandidate
2026View Position
Keller City Council - Place 6
2023 – 2026View Position
Keller City Council - Place 6
2021 – 2023View Position

District information

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About Keller City Mayor

Term length: 2026 – 2029

Nearby Officials

Charles Randklev

Keller City Council - Place 6

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Armin Mizani

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