School Board Elections!

May 7th is the local school board elections. Learn more information about who is running and the overall elections!

Who is running for the school board elections?

Arlington ISD

PLACE 4

PLACE 5

Learn more here!

 

Birdville ISD

PLACE 6

  • Ralph Kunkel (Incumbent)
  • Randall L. Word

PLACE 7

Learn more here!

 

Carroll ISD

*candidates not on Carroll ISD’s website yet.

PLACE 6

  • Todd Carlton (Incumbent)

PLACE 7

  • Andrew Yeager (Incumbent)

Learn more here!

 

Grapevine-Colleyville ISD

PLACE 3

  • Louie Sullins (Incumbent)
  • Alex Howard
  • Tammy Nakamura

PLACE 4

  • Lisa Pardo (Incumbent)
  • Kathy Florence
  • David Stine

    Learn more here!

     

    Keller ISD

    PLACE 1

    • Craig Allen (Incumbent)
    • Micah Young

    PLACE 2

    • Karina Davis (Incumbent)
    • Julie Nors
    • Joni Shaw Smith 

    PLACE 3

    • James Duncan
    • Sandi Walker 

        Learn more here!

         

        Mansfield ISD

        PLACE 3

        • Craig Tipping
        • Shawn Thompson
        • Dr. Benita C. Reed 

        PLACE 4

        • Keziah Valdes Farrar
        • Amanda “Mandy” Jackson Sneed

        PLACE 5

        • Bianca Benavides Anderson
        • Jo Anna Cruz Cardoza
        • Le Kieshia E. Dawkins 

        PLACE 7

        • Courtney Lackey Wilson 
        • Yolanda E. McPherson

            Learn more here!

             

            More Information

            How are board members elected?

            School district trustees are elected by popular vote. Whether an election is by majority or plurality vote is a matter of local policy. In a majority voting system, a candidate must receive more than 50 percent of the vote to win. This may require more than one election. In a plurality voting system, the candidate with the highest number of votes wins. – Texas Association of School Boards

            When are school board members elected?

            School board elections may only be held on the first Saturday in May or the first Tuesday after the first Monday in November. Special elections to fill vacancies that occur between elections may be held as appropriate. – Texas Association of School Boards

            Qualifications

            Here are the qualifications for what it takes to run for the School Board.

            Resident of Texas

            for at least 12 consecutive months 

            Resident of the District

            for at least six consecutive months

            Registered to vote

            in the area from which the office is elected for six months immediately preceding the following date

            Not convicted of a felony

            from which they have not been pardoned or otherwise released from the resulting disabilities

            Have not been determined by a final judgment of a court

            exercising probate jurisdiction to be totally mentally incapacitated or partially mentally incapacitated without the right to vote.

            Tarrant County School Districts

            Learn more about your school district in Tarrant County and see how you can take action through Tarrant4Change.

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