Killeen city, TX 2026 Elections: Candidates & Races

Proposition A. Moving Regular City Elections to November. Amend the Charter of the City of Killeen to move regular elections for mayor and all councilmembers to the November uniform election date during odd-numbered years, and to make certain other grammatical and technical changes related thereto.

Proposition B. Repealing the Resign-to-Run Provision. Amend the Charter of the City of Killeen to repeal the requirement that a member of the City Council resign and vacate his/her position upon filing to run for a different office on the City Council, and to make certain other grammatical and technical changes related thereto.

Proposition C. Filling Vacancies on the City Council. Amend the Charter of the City of Killeen to require that any vacancy on the City Council shall be filled by a majority vote of the remaining members of the City Council, allowing for a special election to fill the vacancies should a quorum of the City Council no longer exist, and to make certain other grammatical and technical changes related thereto.

Proposition D. Initiative & Referendum Petition Timeline. Amend the Charter of the City of Killeen to change the number of days in which the City Secretary must certify a petition for initiative or referendum, and in which a petitioner may amend a deficient petition, from 10 days to 30 days, and to make certain other grammatical and technical changes related thereto.

Proposition E. Adoption of Initiatives. Amend the Charter of the City of Killeen to prohibit the City Council from adopting any initiated ordinance that is inconsistent with state law or from submitting any such ordinance to the electors, and to make certain other grammatical and technical changes related thereto.

Proposition F. Grounds for Recall. Amend the Charter of the City of Killeen to require that a petitioner allege incompetence, official misconduct, or malfeasance in office in an affidavit seeking the recall of an elected official, and to make certain other grammatical and technical changes related thereto.

Proposition G. Recall Petition Requirements. Amend the Charter of the City of Killeen to change the number of days in which the City Secretary must provide petition blanks in response to a submitted recall affidavit from 1 day to 5 days, and to make certain other grammatical and technical changes related thereto.

Proposition H. Recall of District Councilmember. Amend the Charter of the City of Killeen to require that a person filing a recall affidavit for a district council member live within the district in which the council member represents, and to make certain other grammatical and technical changes related thereto.

The Texas ballot certification lists these local offices under Bell County.

The certification also lists precinct contests and judicial-district or court-of-appeals contests under Bell County and does not identify which places are in each of those districts, so those contests are not copied here.