Ross McMullin was first elected to Keller City Council in 2020 with more votes than any candidate for city office in Keller’s history. Soon thereafter, he was elected by his colleagues on city council to also serve as Mayor Pro Tem. Ross was then re-elected in 2023 with broad support.

Ross graduated from Texas A&M University School of Law while working full-time and raising a young family. Before moving to Texas, Ross gained invaluable experience working at high levels of state government for conservative policymakers. Ross also served on staff for the United States Senate, where he helped make a difference for our nation’s veterans and taxpayers. 

These experiences have helped Ross get right to work on the Keller City Council, where he’s voted to approve the most fiscally conservative budgets in Keller’s history—all while delivering landmark infrastructure projects and significant support for Keller’s first responders. Ross has been recognized as a thoughtful, principled leader and a relentless advocate for his community.

He is a practicing attorney. But Ross’s passion for improving his community extends beyond his professional career and public service, as he also volunteers as a youth sports coach, at numerous community events, and at his kids’ local schools.

Ross and his wife Katie love God and love their country. They met as college sweethearts during their studies at Purdue University. Together, they now have five children and attend St. Elizabeth Ann Seton Catholic Church.