Norman Ward 3 Election: Robert Bruce Faces Cullen Bieger in Special Election for Council Seat
Councilmember Robert Bruce, appointed in October 2025, is challenged by Cullen Bieger in the Feb. 10 special election for Norman Ward 3. The election follows Bree Montoya's resignation. The winner will serve until July 2027. Bruce emphasizes community safety, while Bieger prioritizes transparency and accountability. Both candidates support a public vote on significant city projects, including the proposed TIF for a new basketball arena and a homeless shelter bond proposal.
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Robert Bruce, Norman Ward 3's incumbent since October 2025, faces Cullen Bieger in a special election on February 10, 2026, following Bree Montoya's resignation. The winner will complete Montoya's term until July 2027.
Bruce, a retired Air Force veteran, focuses on community safety, while Bieger emphasizes transparent representation. Both candidates agree on the importance of public votes for major projects, including a proposed TIF for a new basketball arena and an $8 million homeless shelter bond. Bieger advocates for city responsibility in addressing homelessness and supports infill development for affordable housing, while Bruce aims to facilitate citizen input on city decisions.
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