Thank You, Bryan
Now that the election is behind us, I want to thank everyone who supported our campaign, shared their concerns, opened their doors, or simply took the time to have a conversation.
While the outcome wasn't what we'd hoped for, I don't regret a minute of the experience. I've met some incredible people, built new friendships, and learned even more about the community we're fortunate to call home.
I also want to congratulate Paul Torres on his reelection. I wish him well and sincerely hope that the concerns raised throughout this campaign will continue to receive the attention they deserve. Ultimately, we all want to see Bryan succeed.
One of the things I'm most proud of is that our campaign helped bring attention to real concerns facing Bryan residents. We didn't just talk about issues. We listened, asked questions, connected people with the right officials, and, in some cases, helped get problems addressed.
My hope is that those conversations and that responsiveness continue long after the election.
There are also concerns residents shared with me that I had hoped to pursue if elected. I'm compiling those outstanding issues and intend to pass them along to the appropriate city officials, along with the context residents shared with me. I'll encourage follow-through wherever I can. The election may be over, but those concerns haven't gone away, and the people who raised them deserve to be heard.
I'm especially grateful to the family, friends, volunteers, and supporters who gave so generously of their time, energy, and encouragement. Jennifer and I have been overwhelmed by the kindness we've experienced.
Thank you for the opportunity to listen, learn, and reconnect with so many people across Bryan. I'm proud of the campaign we ran, grateful for the relationships it created, and hopeful about what comes next.
Thanks,
Chris Scotti