College Station Mayor Berry Talks Early Voting, November Election

By: Michael Oder - Email

Posted: Wed 9:30 AM, Oct 17, 2012

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Mayor Nancy Berry wants voters in College Station to remember there are city initiatives at the end of their ballots this election season.

Berry was on Brazos Valley This Morning Wednesday and reminded voters that there are non-partisan issues that still require their attention.

Early voting begins on Oct. 22 to Nov. 2.

See Mayor Berry's entire interview in the video player.

Berry also talked about the smooth transition new city council members John Nichols and James Benham are getting. Both are running unopposed in the November election. City staff already has been briefing the two on various issues, facilitating meetings with department directors and providing tours of facilities.

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College Station Mayor Berry Talks Early Voting, November Election

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