James Wynne For Mayor

JAmes Wynne for Tyler

Proven Leadership. A Bright Future.

About

James Wynne

Thank you to all of my supporters who elected me as the City Councilman for District 4 for three consecutive terms, from 2020 to 2026. As my time as a Councilman comes to an end, I am excited, prepared, and ready to take the next step by running for the office of Mayor in the May 2026 municipal election.

I am looking to follow in the footsteps of Mayor Warren and Mayor Heines, who were both term-limited in their City Council District 4 positions and successfully ran for Mayor of our great city.

I believe “the future is bright for all of the City of Tyler and our community”. Today, I am asking for your support and your vote in planning the future of Tyler.

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Proven Leadership

My journey into local politics wasn’t a sudden leap but a gradual process guided by community leaders and elected officials who saw potential in my commitment to Tyler and leadership experience. For over 30 years, I’ve been involved in Tyler’s commercial and residential property management and the air conditioning service industry as a small business owner, volunteering on community and city boards and helping my wife, Sharon, raise our three children. I chose to prioritize time with my family, ensuring I didn’t miss out on any important milestones.

I’ve always been a huge supporter of small, local businesses since they are such vital parts of our community. I’m incredibly proud of Sharon’s entrepreneurial spirit and passion for antiques, which she channels into her business, The House of Wynne. Her antique and gift store in Bergfeld Center is part of Tyler’s unique charm and a reflection of how special locally owned businesses are in our community. As empty nesters, Sharon and I enjoy our careers, tennis, volunteering in the community, reading, traveling, and spending time with family and friends. 

Recently, I sold an air conditioning service company after operating it for over 25 years. With a lighter workload and grown adult children, I have the time and focus to serve as the next Tyler Mayor. I would like to put my extensive business experience and lifelong commitment to Tyler to good use as the next Mayor beginning in May 2026. 

A Bright Future: 

Roadmap for Progress

Infrastructure 

Continue moving forward on upgrades to our water and wastewater system. We cannot continue to grow if our infrastructure does not grow with us. 

Traffic 

Keep working to improve the traffic flow throughout Tyler. Great strides have been made but more can be done to ease the congestion. 

First Responders 

Provide unwavering support for our Police and Fire Departments and make sure they have the necessary tools and training. 

Education 

Work with our education bodies, TISD, UT Tyler, TJC and Texas College. The city needs to partner with these organizations for our workforce for the future. 

City of Tyler 

Support all of the dedicated people who work for the City of Tyler. 

Water 

Protect our municipal source of water. We are blessed to have Lake Tyler and we need to be proactive to protect this jewel. 

Experience

Experience and Accomplishments

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Vote for James Wynne 

The future of Tyler starts today. James Wynne for Mayor 2026.

I want to take a moment to sincerely thank every supporter, volunteer, and friend who stood with us throughout this campaign.

From the very beginning, we were committed to running a campaign rooted in positivity and truth—and we stayed true to that plan every step of the way. This effort was powered by people from all across Tyler who care deeply about the future of our community.

While this chapter has come to a close, the work for Tyler continues. With a runoff ahead, I encourage every voter to take the time to truly learn about the two remaining candidates—look at their values, their priorities, and their vision for our city.

Strong leadership matters, and the decisions ahead will shape how our city council serves Tyler in the years to come.

Thank you again for the encouragement, the conversations, and the belief in what we set out to do. It has been an honor.

- James Wynne

 #tylertx #cityoftyler #voteforjameswynne #winwithwynne
Today is the last chance to vote in the mayoral election for Tyler. Locations will be open today, May 2nd, from 7am to 7pm. Every vote matters. If you haven't voted yet, I encourage you to head to the polls and make your voice heard.

May 2, 2026, from 7 am to 7 pm Election Day Vote Centers:

•. Chapel Hill Fire Department: 13801 CR 220, Tyler, TX 75707
•. Clarkston Elementary School: 2915 Williamsburg Dr., Tyler, TX 75701
•. Garden Valley Baptist Church: 17816 CR 442, Lindale, TX 75771
•. Glass Recreation Center: 501 W. 32nd St., Tyler, TX 75702
•. Heritage Building: 1900 Bellwood Rd., Tyler, TX 75701
•. Hideaway Members Svcs Building: 101 Hide-A-Way Ln, Hideaway, TX 75771
•. Main Location The HUB: 304 E. Ferguson St., Tyler, TX 75702
•. Lanes Chapel Methodist Church: Family Center: 8720 Old Jacksonville Hwy, Tyler, TX 75703
•. Lindale Kinzie Community Center: 912 Mt. Sylvan St., Lindale, TX 75771
•. Noonday Community Center: 16662 CR 196, Tyler, TX 75703
•. Old Tyler Airport: 150 Airport Dr., Tyler, TX 75704
•. Pollard United Methodist Church: 3030 New Copeland Rd-Adult Building Room A2, Tyler, TX 75701
Three Lakes Middle School: 2445 Three Lakes Pkwy., Tyler, TX 75703
Tyler Fire Department-Station 1: 801 W Gentry Pkwy, Tyler, TX 75702
Tyler Junior College Central Campus-Rogers Student Center-Apache Room 1: 1401 E. Lake St., Tyler, TX 75701
Tyler Junior College West Campus-Room 122 of the RTDC Building: 1530 SSW Loop 323, Tyler, TX 75701
Tyler Senior Center: 1915 Garden Valley Rd., Tyler, TX 75702
Winona Community Center: 520 Dallas St., Winona, TX 75792

 #winwithwynne #weallwinwithwynne #awynneforthecommunity #voteforjameswynne #cityoftyler #tylertx
May 2nd is the last day to vote.

The future of Tyler is decided by those who show up, and our community is stronger when every voice is heard.

If you haven’t voted yet, I encourage you to head to the polls. Your voice matters.

 #winwithwynne #weallwinwithwynne #awynneforthecommunity #voteforjameswynne #cityoftyler #tylertx
I want to say thank you to everyone who has already taken the time to vote, and to those planning to head to the polls tomorrow. Every vote matters. It’s people like you who keep our city running and moving forward.

 #winwithwynne #weallwinwithwynne #awynneforthecommunity #voteforjameswynne #cityoftyler #tylertx
Election Day Voting Locations & Times 

May 2, 2026, from 7 am to 7 pm Election Day Vote Centers🗳️

Chapel Hill Fire Department: 13801 CR 220, Tyler, TX 75707
Clarkston Elementary School: 2915 Williamsburg Dr., Tyler, TX 75701
Garden Valley Baptist Church: 17816 CR 442, Lindale, TX 75771
Glass Recreation Center: 501 W. 32nd St., Tyler, TX 75702
Heritage Building: 1900 Bellwood Rd., Tyler, TX 75701
Hideaway Members Svcs Building: 101 Hide-A-Way Ln, Hideaway, TX 75771
Main Location The HUB: 304 E. Ferguson St., Tyler, TX 75702
Lanes Chapel Methodist Church: Family Center: 8720 Old Jacksonville Hwy, Tyler, TX 75703
Lindale Kinzie Community Center: 912 Mt. Sylvan St., Lindale, TX 75771
Noonday Community Center: 16662 CR 196, Tyler, TX 75703
Old Tyler Airport: 150 Airport Dr., Tyler, TX 75704
Pollard United Methodist Church: 3030 New Copeland Rd-Adult Building Room A2, Tyler, TX 75701
Three Lakes Middle School: 2445 Three Lakes Pkwy., Tyler, TX 75703
Tyler Fire Department-Station 1: 801 W Gentry Pkwy, Tyler, TX 75702
Tyler Junior College Central Campus-Rogers Student Center-Apache Room 1: 1401 E. Lake St., Tyler, TX 75701
Tyler Junior College West Campus-Room 122 of the RTDC Building: 1530 SSW Loop 323, Tyler, TX 75701
Tyler Senior Center: 1915 Garden Valley Rd., Tyler, TX 75702
Winona Community Center: 520 Dallas St., Winona, TX 75792
Election Day is May 2.

I just want to take a moment to say thank you to everyone who has already taken the time to vote—no matter who you voted for. Showing up and participating in the process matters.

If you haven’t made it out yet, there’s still time. Make a plan, get to the polls, and make your voice heard.

Every vote counts.

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