I've lived in Galveston since 1987. I cannot remember a city council that worked together, usually amiably, for the overall good as the current (soon past) one.

There are many reasons I'm voting for Craig Brown again for mayor, and I’d like to ask you to vote for him, too.

I remember when Roger "Bo" Quiroga was mayor previously. My recollection is that Galveston was more divided; there was more of an “us versus them” climate to proceedings at city hall; a “developer versus the environment;” “old school versus progressives.”

My letter to the editor ("Frank Maceo has my vote again for District 3," The Daily News, Oct. 13) requires no correction, but Ralph McMorris’ commentary ("Letter touting Frank Maceo demands correction," The Daily News, Nov. 24) requires some additional facts.

I accept the fact that Joe Biden won the 2020 election. I'm not thrilled, but I accept the results.

To quote the internet site, yourdictionary.com, “censorship is the practice of limiting access to information, ideas or books in order to prevent knowledge or freedom of thought.”

I was a poll watcher for the Democratic Party at four locations during the recent election. I commend Galveston County and the actual poll workers. Everything I observed was performed quietly by people of goodwill acting in good faith.

Since the Nov. 3 election the following has happened:

With COVID-19 deaths rising so dramatically, how we handle the pandemic and restart our economy will fall to considerable extent on the shoulders of our next mayor.

At Thanksgiving time, I like to count my blessings. As a senior citizen, I have many.

This letter is written to encourage fellow residents of Galveston to vote in the runoff election.

I don't understand why or how some President Trump supporters won't accept the fact that president-elect Biden won the election. He won the popular vote, and the Electoral College will affirm that.

I believe Craig Brown would make a great mayor because he cares about us. When I was serving on the Breakers condo homeowners association in 2018, I contacted the mayor and all six city council members about construction of a hotel next door.

I really have a problem with Joe Biden. OK, he won. When are the Democrats going to stop talking about reversing everything President Trump accomplished? Please just shut up and help the American citizens.

Donald Trump wants the American people to think he's a “macho man.”

On Dec. 1, the Bay Area Alliance for Youth and Families will participate in Giving Tuesday. Giving Tuesday is a global generosity movement thatn started in 2012. Every year, nonprofit organizations rally together on Giving Tuesday to raise money to build their communities.

Alarming news: We've elected what we thought was a patriotic American in U.S. Rep. Randy Weber to represent Galveston. From what I just read, he has taken sides with the "Kin-Folk" Texans that still think Texas should be separated from the USA ("Texas secessionists crow after Weber memes abo…

Galveston's District 3 is a diverse area of the East End of the island, which includes downtown, the East End Historical District, half of our port, the University of Texas Medical Branch and the Fish Village area.

I hope others are in agreement with me that the time for trash talking those who seek political office should stop.