City of Buda
Vote for oneResearched · fact-checked3-way race
On ballot as
George M. Torres, Jr.
Joshua Edmond
Jessica "Jess-Ebee" Ebisch
Current role
Small business owner; board director, Greater Buda Chamber of Commerce
Founder, HEART Advisory Group; minister
Not found
Background
- Graduate, Texas State University, magna cum laude (per candidate)
- Small-business owner since 2020 (per candidate)
- Member, Santa Cruz Catholic Church (per candidate)
- MOYSC Little League coach (per candidate)
- Austin Community College alumnus (per campaign)
- BBA candidate, Texas Tech's Rawls College of Business (per campaign)
- Minister; technology, business and community advisor (per Community Impact Q&A)
- 13 years in technology (per campaign)
- Entrepreneur since 2020 (per campaign)
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Experience
- Board director, Greater Buda Chamber of Commerce (since 2022) (per candidate)
- EDC Community Spirit Award (2024) (per candidate)
- Buda Economic Development Corporation board (2022–2024) (per campaign)
- Graduate, Buda's Citizen Academy (per campaign)
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Top priorities
- "managing growth by championing small businesses and ensuring development benefits our community"
- "improving mobility, infrastructure, and neighborhood safety"
- "preserving Buda's small-town charm, historic character, and welcoming spirit"
- "Developers should contribute fairly to required infrastructure"
- "My top priorities are transparency and stewardship"
- "Smart Transportation": "Buda's roads are straining under growth"
- "Infrastructure & Utilities": "Water, roads, and public services must keep pace with growth"
- "Small Business First": "Buda's local businesses are its identity"
- "I plan to lead with a balance of preservation and progress"
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Tidbits
- Property taxes and budget: In a Kyle/Buda-Area Democrats questionnaire: "The 2026 budget makes the best use of available funds."
- Growth and infrastructure: In a Kyle/Buda-Area Democrats questionnaire: "Developers should contribute fairly to required infrastructure."
- Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
- Public safety: On license-plate cameras such as Flock: "Yes, with guardrails." He supports them "only at community entry points with heavy traffic, not throughout residential areas."
- Property taxes and budget: No public statement found
- Growth and infrastructure: Campaign site: "Water, roads, and public services must keep pace with growth."
- Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
- Public safety: Says that on public safety, surveillance technology, mental health and data centers, "the underlying need is peace."
- Property taxes and budget: No public statement found
- Growth and infrastructure: No public statement found
- Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
- Public safety: No public statement found
Endorsements
None found in our research
None found in our research
None found in our research
- On ballot as
- George M. Torres, Jr.
- Current role
- Small business owner; board director, Greater Buda Chamber of Commerce
- Background
- Graduate, Texas State University, magna cum laude (per candidate)
- Small-business owner since 2020 (per candidate)
- Member, Santa Cruz Catholic Church (per candidate)
- MOYSC Little League coach (per candidate)
- Experience
- Board director, Greater Buda Chamber of Commerce (since 2022) (per candidate)
- EDC Community Spirit Award (2024) (per candidate)
- Top priorities
- "managing growth by championing small businesses and ensuring development benefits our community"
- "improving mobility, infrastructure, and neighborhood safety"
- "preserving Buda's small-town charm, historic character, and welcoming spirit"
- "Developers should contribute fairly to required infrastructure"
- Tidbits
- Property taxes and budget: In a Kyle/Buda-Area Democrats questionnaire: "The 2026 budget makes the best use of available funds."
- Growth and infrastructure: In a Kyle/Buda-Area Democrats questionnaire: "Developers should contribute fairly to required infrastructure."
- Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
- Public safety: On license-plate cameras such as Flock: "Yes, with guardrails." He supports them "only at community entry points with heavy traffic, not throughout residential areas."
- Endorsements
- None found in our research
- Campaign website
- Not found
- On ballot as
- Joshua Edmond
- Current role
- Founder, HEART Advisory Group; minister
- Background
- Austin Community College alumnus (per campaign)
- BBA candidate, Texas Tech's Rawls College of Business (per campaign)
- Minister; technology, business and community advisor (per Community Impact Q&A)
- 13 years in technology (per campaign)
- Entrepreneur since 2020 (per campaign)
- Experience
- Buda Economic Development Corporation board (2022–2024) (per campaign)
- Graduate, Buda's Citizen Academy (per campaign)
- Top priorities
- "My top priorities are transparency and stewardship"
- "Smart Transportation": "Buda's roads are straining under growth"
- "Infrastructure & Utilities": "Water, roads, and public services must keep pace with growth"
- "Small Business First": "Buda's local businesses are its identity"
- "I plan to lead with a balance of preservation and progress"
- Tidbits
- Property taxes and budget: No public statement found
- Growth and infrastructure: Campaign site: "Water, roads, and public services must keep pace with growth."
- Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
- Public safety: Says that on public safety, surveillance technology, mental health and data centers, "the underlying need is peace."
- Endorsements
- None found in our research
- Campaign website
- votejoshuaedmond.com
Jessica "Jess-Ebee" Ebisch
Nonpartisan- On ballot as
- Jessica "Jess-Ebee" Ebisch
- Current role
- Not found
- Background
- Not found
- Experience
- Not found
- Top priorities
- Not found
- Tidbits
- Property taxes and budget: No public statement found
- Growth and infrastructure: No public statement found
- Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
- Public safety: No public statement found
- Endorsements
- None found in our research
- Campaign website
- Not found
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