2026 Texas May Uniform Election

Brittany Colberg is from Texas. She has lived in Frisco since 1999. She is married to her husband, Erich, and they have two daughters together. 

Brittany Colberg is from Texas. She attended Texas Tech University. Brittany lives with her husband, Erich, in Frisco, Texas with their two daughters. 

Brittany has been involved in Frisco's growth and development for two decades.

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Brittany is a branch manager and escrow officer at Capital Title. She previously worked as an innovation manager at Fair Texas Title, the vice president at Republic Title, and a teacher at Colberg University.

Brittany is currently a member of the Frisco Planning and Zoning Commission. She has served on the commission since 2018 and is currently the chairwoman.

Brittany is currently a member of the Frisco Planning and Zoning Commission, representing Place 3. She was first appointed in 2018 and is serving her third term.

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Supports transparency in city finances, responsible budgeting, and ethical compliance.

Believes in transparency in city finances, responsible budgeting, and ethical compliance.

Supports increased community engagement with city council to manage growth responsibly.

- Believes in transparency in city finances, responsible budgeting, and ethical compliance.
- Supports increased community engagement with city council to manage growth responsibly.

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As of March 31, 2026, Brittany Colberg’s website did not contain information on this issue.

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Frisco City Council candidates talk affordable housing, managing growth at forum

Supports "smart, sustainable development that protects our neighborhoods, strengthens infrastructure, and maintains the quality of life that makes Frisco special."

Advocates for developers producing high-quality affordable housing for teachers and first-responders.

- Supports "smart, sustainable development that protects our neighborhoods, strengthens infrastructure, and maintains the quality of life that makes Frisco special."
- Advocates for developers producing high-quality affordable housing for teachers and first-responders.

Housing & Urban Development

Supports providing resources, staffing, and support for first responders to ensure community safety.

Committed to providing resources, staffing, and support for first responders to ensure community safety.

- Committed to providing resources, staffing, and support for first responders to ensure community safety.

Public Safety

Supports investing in infrastructure and technology to meet the long-term needs of a growing population.

- Supports investing in infrastructure and technology to meet the long-term needs of a growing population.

Transportation & Infrastructure

Energy & the Environment

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Brittany Colberg

Brittany Colberg is from Texas. She attended Texas Tech University. She lives with her husband, Erich, in Frisco, Texas with their two daughters. 

Brittany is a branch manager and escrow officer at Capital Title. She previously worked as an innovation manager at Fair Texas Title, and as Vice President at Republic Title.

Brittany is currently a member of the Frisco Planning and Zoning Commission for Place 3. She was first appointed in 2018 and is serving her third term.

- Supports transparency in city finances, responsible budgeting, and ethical compliance.
- Supports increased community engagement with city council to manage growth responsibly.

- Supports "smart, sustainable development that protects our neighborhoods, strengthens infrastructure, and maintains the quality of life that makes Frisco special."
- Supports developers producing high-quality affordable housing for teachers and first-responders.

- Supports providing resources, staffing, and support for first responders to ensure community safety.

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Jerry Spencer holds a Bachelor of Arts in Economics and Finance from UT Dallas and a Master’s in City and Regional Planning from UT Arlington.

Jerry is an investor. He previously worked as an urban planner in Dallas for six years and as a manager in a federal government agency.

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Jerry Spencer (Frisco City Council Place 4, Texas, candidate 2025)

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Jerry Spencer's campaign for Frisco City Council Place 4 is his first entry into politics.

Jerry's campaign for Frisco City Council Place 4 is his first entry into politics.

Supports creating a more diverse local economy by focusing on emerging technology businesses.

Will push for full transparency in how the city budgets and spends public money. I’ll ask the questions that don’t always get asked.

Will vote against any measure that raises the tax burden on residents without a clear, documented justification tied to a genuine public need.

- Supports creating a more diverse local economy by focusing on emerging technology businesses.
- Will push for full transparency in how the city budgets and spends public money. I’ll ask the questions that don’t always get asked.
- Will vote against any measure that raises the tax burden on residents without a clear, documented justification tied to a genuine public need.

Will work to establish a formal Senior Advisory Board — "not a token committee, but a real board with real access to city council deliberations."

Will work with regional public and private partners to build Frisco into a hub for emerging technology, medical research, higher education, and venture capital.

Supports a Second Full-Service Post Office.

- Will work to establish a formal Senior Advisory Board — "not a token committee, but a real board with real access to city council deliberations."
- Will work with regional public and private partners to build Frisco into a hub for emerging technology, medical research, higher education, and venture capital.
- Supports a Second Full-Service Post Office.

As of March 31, 2026, Jerry Spencer’s website did not contain information on this issue.

For Candidate Jerry Spencer on Issue transportation-and-infrastructure: Supports reducing the emphasis on Frisco as a destination city to ease traffic congestion.

Supports reducing the emphasis on Frisco as a destination city to ease traffic congestion.

For Candidate Jerry Spencer on Issue transportation-and-infrastructure: Supports creating local jobs by pursuing emerging technology, encouraging carpooling, and developing flexible microtransit.

Supports creating local jobs by pursuing emerging technology, encouraging carpooling, and developing flexible microtransit.

- Supports reducing the emphasis on Frisco as a destination city to ease traffic congestion.
- Supports creating local jobs by pursuing emerging technology, encouraging carpooling, and developing flexible microtransit.

Jerry Spencer

Mauricio Mendez

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Matt Chalmers earned his Doctor of Chiropractic degree from Parker Chiropractic College in Dallas and holds a Bachelor of Science in Health and Wellness.

Chalmers is a chiropractor and the founder of Chalmers Wellness, a clinic based in Frisco.

As of March 31, 2026, Matt Chalmers’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supports partnering with local providers and nonprofits to support schools and families.

Wants to partner with local providers and nonprofits to support schools and families.

Supports access to regenerative therapies for veterans.

Supports launching a city-wide athletic event for families to train and participate together.

- Supports partnering with local providers and nonprofits to support schools and families.
- Wants to partner with local providers and nonprofits to support schools and families.
- Supports access to regenerative therapies for veterans.
- Supports launching a city-wide athletic event for families to train and participate together.

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Sai Krishnarajanagar has an associate's degree in nursing, a bachelor's degree in nursing, and a master's degree in business administration. 

Sai is a registered nurse and insurance producer.

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Said previously ran for city council in 2020 but did not win. 

Believes in nurturing local talent, attracting universities, and bringing in corporations to create a thriving local economy.

Believes in nurturing local talent, attracting universities, and bringing in corporations to create a thriving local economy and lower property taxes.

Supports creating programs that identify and nurture local talent from a young age through partnerships with schools, specialized training, internships, and mentorship opportunities with local businesses.

- Believes in nurturing local talent, attracting universities, and bringing in corporations to create a thriving local economy and lower property taxes.
- Supports creating programs that identify and nurture local talent from a young age through partnerships with schools, specialized training, internships, and mentorship opportunities with local businesses.

As of March 31, 2026, Sai Krishnarajanagar’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Supports providing sufficient funding, equipment, and training for police and fire departments.

Supports providing sufficient funding, equipment, upgraded technology, and enhanced training for police and fire departments.

Believes public safety depends on strong partnerships between law enforcement and the community, and supports advancing community policing efforts to build trust and cooperation.

Supports enhancing emergency preparedness and response plans that are accessible to all.

Supports initiatives that prevent crime, like youth engagement, after-school programs, and neighborhood watch efforts.

Prioritizes cybersecurity awareness and resources to keep residents informed.

- Supports providing sufficient funding, equipment, upgraded technology, and enhanced training for police and fire departments.
- Believes public safety depends on strong partnerships between law enforcement and the community, and supports advancing community policing efforts to build trust and cooperation.
- Supports enhancing emergency preparedness and response plans that are accessible to all.
- Supports initiatives that prevent crime, like youth engagement, after-school programs, and neighborhood watch efforts.
- Prioritizes cybersecurity awareness and resources to keep residents informed.

Previously listed creating a pedestrian footbridge for students who walk to school as a priority.

Prioritizes creating a pedestrian footbridge for students who walk to school.

- Prioritizes creating a pedestrian footbridge for students who walk to school.

Supports environmental sustainability by promoting green spaces and energy-efficient practices.

- Supports environmental sustainability by promoting green spaces and energy-efficient practices.

Sai Krishnarajanagar

Alejandra Gracias

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