CIBOLO, Texas – Incumbent Cibolo mayor Stan "Stosh" Boyle leads two challengers in his bid to seek a second term, according to the latest election numbers.
Boyle has 50 percent of the vote ahead of Glenda Henry and Kara Latimer, who have 29 percent and 20 respectively.
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Back on Aug. 20, Boyle was able to hold on to his position as mayor despite a motion during a special meeting to remove him from office after a vote failed, with a 3 to 3 tally. The Cibolo city charter says at least five votes are necessary to remove a mayor or council member.
Boyle's qualifications were called into question after District 3 Councilman Brian Byrd revealed the mayor had pleaded guilty and been convicted of a federal felony drug charge in 1998. A federal plea agreement shows Boyle admitted to obtaining "slightly less than 100 grams" of MDA/Ecstasy with the intent to distribute it to others.
Boyle, 43, was arrested twice over the summer -- the first for filing to run for mayor and not informing the city that he had been convicted of a felony, and the second time on perjury and tampering charges in relation to the original felony, records show.