Final update 8:32 a.m.  Mason Moses will join the Round Rock ISD board of trustees as the Place 7 representative, according to unofficial election results from Travis and Williamson counties. Moses received 53 percent of the 50,221 ballots cast in the race, while candidate Tony Pitts garnered 47 percent. Moses and Pitts were running to replace current Place 7 trustee Pauline Law, who decided not to run for re-election. After results came in, Moses celebrated the victory on his campaign's Facebook page: Trustees Nikki Gonzales and Charles “Chad” Chadwell—who hold Place 1 and Place 2 on RRISD's board, respectively — retained their seats after running unopposed. Mason Moses maintains edge over Tony Pitts in Round Rock ISD Place 7 Posted 10:37 p.m. Moses has 53.15 percent of ballots counted so far, with Pitts trailing at 46.87 percent. More than 46,800 ballots in the Place 7 race have been counted as of 10:17 p.m. Mason Moses takes early lead in Round Rock ISD Place 7 Posted 7:35 p.m. Mason Moses has an early lead over Tony Pitts in the race for Place 7 on the Round Rock ISD board of trustees, according to results from both Travis and Williamson counties. Moses received 53.23 percent of early votes cast while Pitts garnered 46.77 percent. Nearly 40,000 votes were cast during early voting in the race. Round Rock ISD candidates campaign during rainy Election Day Posted 5:14 p.m. With just a few hours before polling locations close, candidates for Place 7 on the Round Rock ISD board of trustees are making a final round of campaign efforts during a rainy and blustery Election Day. Tony Pitts and Mason Moses are running for the only contested position in the RRISD board election this year. Pitts has said he chose to run in an effort to add diversity to the board as an African-American father of children attending RRISD schools. Moses, who also has children in RRISD, has said he would like to work as at trustee to engage parents and community members and encourage more participation in district business. RRISD trustees will have several significant decisions to make next year, including whether to call a bond election for May 2017 that could potentially fund the district's plan for a sixth high school, a proposed indoor aquatic facility and other projects. Pitts said Monday that he planned to campaign during the day before heading to a watch party at 8 p.m. to catch election results. Moses posted a video on his campaign's Facebook page this afternoon:   Round Rock ISD Place 7 candidates prepare for election night results Posted 2:24 p.m. Tony Pitts, who is running against Mason Moses for the Round Rock ISD Board of Trustees Place 7, said he will host a watch party from 8-10 p.m. tonight at Fire & Ice Pizza Bar, Round Rock. Moses said he plans to follow results from home. Place 7 is the only contested race for the RRISD board in this election. Current Place 7 Trustee Pauline Law, who was elected to the board in 2012, chose not to run for re-election. RRISD trustees Nikki Gonzales, elected in 2014, and Charles “Chad” Chadwell, who has served on the board since 2008, are running unopposed Nov. 8. Neither Pitts, a lawyer, nor Moses, an investment associate, have held elected office before though both have been involved in RRISD committees. They spoke about challenges RRISD will likely face in the coming year during an Oct. 18 election forum hosted by the Round Rock ISD Council of Parent-Teacher Associations.