Brian Loughmiller

Brian Loughmiller

Incumbent
Assumed office 2008
Preceded by	Bill Whitfield
Personal details
Political party	Republican
Spouse(s)	Donna
Residence	McKinney, Texas
Alma mater	B.S., Illinois State University, Law Degree, Case Western Reserve University School of Law
Occupation	Lawyer

Brian S. Loughmiller is the current mayor of McKinney, Texas, as well as a law firm partner.

Loughmiller was elected in 2009, after serving two terms as the council member of District 4.^[1]

Loughmiller is currently a managing partner of Loughmiller Higgins P.C., a McKinney based firm specializing in family law.^[2]

Election History

2009

City and School GENERAL AND SPECIAL ELECTION, 2009: McKinney Mayor ^[3]
Party		Candidate	Votes	%	±%
	Non Partisan	Brian Loughmiller	3,915	60.53%
	Non Partisan	George Fuller	2,553	39.47%
Total votes			6,524	10.4
Turnout			62,681

References

↑ ” City of McKinney City Council Mayor Brian Loughmiller
↑ ”Loughmiller Higgins P.C.
↑ ” May 9, 2009 Special Election Combined Election Day & Early Ballots - Accumulated Totals

Mayors of cities with populations exceeding 100,000 in Texas

Sylvester Turner (D) (Houston) Ivy Taylor (I) (San Antonio) Mike Rawlings (D) (Dallas) Steve Adler (D) (Austin) Betsy Price (R) (Fort Worth) Oscar Leeser (El Paso) Jeff Williams (Arlington) Nelda Martinez (Corpus Christi) Harry LaRosiliere (D) (Plano) Pete Saenz (D) (Laredo) Glen Robertson (R) (Lubbock) Douglas Athas (Garland) Beth Van Duyne (Irving) Paul Harpole (Amarillo) Ron Jensen (Grand Prairie) Tony Martinez (Brownsville) Johnny Isbell (Pasadena) Brian Loughmiller (R) (McKinney) John Monaco (Mesquite) Jim Darling (McAllen) Maher Maso (Frisco) Scott Cosper (Killeen) Malcolm Duncan (Waco) Matthew Marchant (Carrollton) Jerry Morales (Midland) Chris Watts (Denton) Norm Archibald (Abilene) Becky Ames (Beaumont) David Turner (Odessa) Alan McGraw (Round Rock) Glenn Barham (Wichita Falls) Laura Maczka (Richardson) Dean Ueckert (Lewisville) Martin Heines (Tyler) Tom Reid (Pearland) Nancy Berry (College Station)

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