Sense & Nonsense - Six Candidates File for Two Council Seats

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Incumbent City Council members Missi Davis (Place 5) and Brendan Weatherman (Place 4) filed for re-election. Both will have opponents, giving Brady citizens an opportunity to change the character of the City Council if they choose.

Running against Brendan Weatherman for Place 4 is long-time Brady resident Jack Turk.

Opposing Missi Davis for Place 5 are Latricia Doyle, Gabe Moreno and Anthony Groves.

The Election is scheduled for May 11, 2013. The last day for new voters to register and vote in this election will be April 11, thirty days before the election.