2026 Texas General Election

Advocates for supporting entrepreneurs, strengthening the workforce, and encouraging local investment.

Advocates for an open selection process for business opportunities created with public resources.

As of September 14, 2026, De Juana "De J." Lozada’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Economy

Prioritizes an accessible, responsive City Hall focused on serving residents professionally, promptly, and respectfully.

Public Services

Said city growth should not price out Pflugerville residents.

Housing & Urban Development

Public Safety

Advocates for development that supports transportation and utility infrastructure while protecting neighborhoods.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Energy & the Environment

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De Juana "De J." Lozada

- Advocates for supporting entrepreneurs, strengthening the workforce, and encouraging local investment.
- Advocates for an open selection process for business opportunities created with public resources.

- Prioritizes an accessible, responsive City Hall focused on serving residents professionally, promptly, and respectfully.

- Said city growth should not price out Pflugerville residents.

- Advocates for development that supports transportation and utility infrastructure while protecting neighborhoods.

Isaac Brickman

Buket Urgen

Gregory L. Harrington

Born and raised in Tickfaw, Louisiana.
Graduated from Jackson State University with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
Moved to Austin in June 1997 to work for IBM
Moved to Pflugerville on August 3, 1998

About Greg – Gregory Harrington campaign website

Born and raised in Tickfaw, Louisiana.
Graduated from Jackson State University with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
Moved to Austin in June 1997 to work for IBM
Moved to Pflugerville on August 3, 1998

National Society of Black Engineers (serving as President of local chapter and regional Conference Planner), winning Regional awards for the chapter. Tutored at St. Mary’s Baptist Church in Pfugerville and advised the NSBE Jr. chapter on fundraisers, chaperoned for regional and national trips.
Black Professional Alliance (President & Co-Founder)
The Back To School Parade, Founded by… celebrated education and the return to school in the form of a parade, and used proceeds to purchase school supplies for those who needed them.

St. James Missionary Baptist Church (Alzheimer’s 5K Master of Ceremony)
Habitat For Humanities volunteer
Vote For Gregory Harrington

Gregory Harrington is originally from Tickfaw, Louisiana. He earned a Bachelor of Science in computer science from Jackson State University. He co-founded the Black Professional Alliance and volunteers with Habitat for Humanity.

Graduated from Jackson State University with a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
Moved to Austin in June 1997 to work for IBM
Moved to Pflugerville on August 3, 1998
Worked at Pervasive Software, TX Department of Public Safety, JCPenney’s Furniture Dept, and longest tenure at … Dell Technologies for 19 years

Moved to Pflugerville on August 3, 1998
Worked at Pervasive Software, TX Department of Public Safety, JCPenney’s Furniture Dept, and longest tenure at … Dell Technologies for 19 years
Currently, owner of a few small businesses … CT Transpo, nogginator, B+ Blood Type ..

Worked at Pervasive Software, TX Department of Public Safety, JCPenney’s Furniture Dept, and longest tenure at … Dell Technologies for 19 years
Currently, owner of a few small businesses … CT Transpo, nogginator, B+ Blood Type ..

Passion is for Community

Gregory currently owns several small businesses: CT Transpo, nogginator, and B+ Blood Type. He previously worked for IBM, Pervasive Software, the Texas Department of Public Safety, in JCPenney’s Furniture Department, and Dell Technologies.

The Pflugerville mayoral race will head to a runoff election after Doug Weiss and Pat McCord received 47.38% and 34.55% of the votes, respectively, this November.

With no candidate receiving a 50% majority of the vote, the two candidates will move on to a runoff election. Following the two leading candidates, Gregory Harrington received 14.69% of the votes, while Andy Lindsey received 3.38%.

Pflugerville mayoral race heads to runoff; Coffman wins open council seat | Community Impact

Gregory previously ran for Pflugerville mayor but did not win.

See who's on the ballot in Pflugerville this November - Hutto

Supports a permanent tax arrangement to help future students attend college without accumulating large debts.

Advocates for Pflugerville joining the Austin Community College District to reduce residents' community-college course costs.

As of September 14, 2026, Gregory Harrington did not have a website.

Calls for better maintenance of Pflugerville's parks, trails, recreation facilities, and Lake Pflugerville.

Wants to add pavilions and possibly recreational vehicle hookups at Lake Pflugerville.

Wants Pflugerville's Fourth of July celebration to return to Lake Pflugerville.

Supports returning emergency medical services to the Pflugerville Fire Department rather than using a private provider.

Proposes a city-operated Pflugerville Public Transportation system, including 24/7 door-to-door shuttle service for $2.50.

Proposes free access to public transportation for senior citizens, students under 18, and people with disabilities.

Plans to adjust public-transportation routes and service frequency based on community needs and ridership data.

Opposes ending Capital Metro service without implementing a better transportation alternative.

Gregory Harrington

- Calls for better maintenance of Pflugerville's parks, trails, recreation facilities, and Lake Pflugerville.
- Wants to add pavilions and possibly recreational vehicle hookups at Lake Pflugerville.
- Wants Pflugerville's Fourth of July celebration to return to Lake Pflugerville.

As of September 14, 2026, Gregory Harrington’s website did not contain information on this issue.

- Supports returning emergency medical services to the Pflugerville Fire Department rather than using a private provider.

- Proposes free access to public transportation for senior citizens, students under 18, and people with disabilities.
- Plans to adjust public-transportation routes and service frequency based on community needs and ridership data.
- Opposes ending Capital Metro service without implementing a better transportation alternative.

Edward Krutsch

I’m Trent. My wife and I moved to Pflugerville after college because we wanted to build a life here, and one day raise our kids here. That’s the whole reason I’m running: I want to keep Pflugerville the best place to raise pfamilies.

About Trent Barlow

I studied accounting, with a BS and a Master of Accountancy, and I spent the early part of my career at a top-tier consulting firm, helping large companies work out where their money was going and how their operations could run better. I'd bring that attitude and fact-finding to city council, working to help the city grow sustainably, while keeping what makes us such a great place to live.

Trent Barlow moved to Pflugerville with his wife after college. He studied accounting, earning a Bachelor of Science and a Master of Accountancy.

Trent Barlow previously worked for a consulting firm.

Proposes making a no-new-revenue budget the default, setting revenue based on city needs rather than beginning with a tax increase.

Proposes an ordinance requiring draw-as-you-go financing for capital projects, with separate council votes for exceptions.

Proposes lower base water charges for households using fewer than 10,000 gallons per month and higher per-thousand-gallon rates above that threshold.

Plans to collect contractual late-completion penalties and use the funds to pay down water debt early, with the goal of lowering water rates.

Plans to investigate available low-interest state and federal loans for the city.

Supports using water and wastewater surpluses to pay off callable debt early or create a reserve to stabilize rates.

Supports a citywide operational-efficiency audit to identify savings before seeking additional taxpayer revenue.

Plans to publish a fact sheet before project votes showing each project's 20-year operating and maintenance costs.

Plans to competitively bid major projects and include contract protections when completion dates slip.

Plans to publish an annual one-page, plain-language city budget summary alongside prior years' summaries online.

Supports five-year budget and capital-project reporting and plans to expand the city's project page with contract, change-order, cost, and timeline information.

As of September 14, 2026, Trent Barlow’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Plans to protect and preserve Pflugerville's parks, trails, and library.

Plans to fund police, fire, and emergency medical services to maintain response times as Pflugerville grows.

Plans to require contingency ordering for critical-project parts.

Plans to align street, drainage, and traffic projects with anticipated housing growth and widen roads before homes are built.

Plans to publish aggregate citywide water-consumption data daily through a dashboard designed to protect personally identifiable information.

Trent Barlow

- Proposes lower base water charges for households using fewer than 10,000 gallons per month and higher per-thousand-gallon rates above that threshold.
- Plans to collect contractual late-completion penalties and use the funds to pay down water debt early, with the goal of lowering water rates.
- Plans to investigate available low-interest state and federal loans for the city.
- Supports using water and wastewater surpluses to pay off callable debt early or create a reserve to stabilize rates.
- Supports a citywide operational-efficiency audit to identify savings before seeking additional taxpayer revenue.
- Plans to publish a fact sheet before project votes showing each project's 20-year operating and maintenance costs.
- Plans to competitively bid major projects and include contract protections when completion dates slip.
- Plans to publish an annual one-page, plain-language city budget summary alongside prior years' summaries online.
- Supports five-year budget and capital-project reporting and plans to expand the city's project page with contract, change-order, cost, and timeline information.

- Plans to protect and preserve Pflugerville's parks, trails, and library.

- Plans to fund police, fire, and emergency medical services to maintain response times as Pflugerville grows.

- Plans to align street, drainage, and traffic projects with anticipated housing growth and widen roads before homes are built.

- Plans to publish aggregate citywide water-consumption data daily through a dashboard designed to protect personally identifiable information.

- City council members collaborate to create and enforce city policies, including legislation on essential services like police, fire, parks, libraries, and utilities.
- They work alongside the mayor to manage city departments, including transportation and parks and recreation.
- Council members can be elected to represent specific districts or the entire city at-large.
- The structure of city councils, including the number of members, their terms, term limits, and partisanship, differs by county.

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