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Randy Connor is originally from Beaumont, TX. He attended McNeese State University. He lives with his wife, Sharon. They have four children and six grandchildren

Randy is currently retired. He previously worked sales, management, and operations/service in the oil & gas industry.

Randy Connor previously ran for Fulshear City Council Member, District 5 in 2023 and did not win.

Randy Connor (Fulshear City Council At-large, Texas, candidate 2025)

Randy previously ran for an At-Large city council seat in Fulshear in 2025 and did not win.

2026 Texas May Uniform Election

Q&A: Meet the 2 candidates running for Fulshear City Council Position 5

Said one of his top priorities is "Strive to keep our tax rates low and spend taxpayers’ money wisely and efficiently. "

- Said one of his top priorities is "Strive to keep our tax rates low and spend taxpayers’ money wisely and efficiently. "

Economy

As of April 1, 2026, Randy Connor’s website did not contain information on this issue.

Public Services

Believes in protecting existing neighborhoods from school overcrowding, adjacent development plans, and strain on the infrastructure.

Believes in protecting existing neighborhoods from "school overcrowding, adjacent development plans, and strain on the infrastructure."

Supports a suspension of new construction until concerns about water systems, sewage, and drainage management and  are addressed.

- Believes in protecting existing neighborhoods from "school overcrowding, adjacent development plans, and strain on the infrastructure."
- Supports a suspension of new construction until concerns about water systems, sewage, and drainage management and  are addressed.

Housing & Urban Development

Supports hiring more police officers and increasing their salary and benefits.

- Supports hiring more police officers and increasing their salary and benefits.

Public Safety

Transportation & Infrastructure

Energy & the Environment

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Randy Connor

Believes roads, water and sewer supply, drainage, and other public services must keep pace with growth.

Said, "Fix the basics before approving more expansion"

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