As of 10 p.m., Kim Cousins and Rob McClleland won an at-large seat on the Dripping Springs ISD board of trustees.
Cousins lead by 30% of votes and McClelland won by 25%.
Candidate Jeffrey Aylstock received 21.6% of votes and Ron Jones received 23.3%.
"I'm excited to serve our community," McClelland said. "That's what this is, an opportunity to represent our parents and students. I look forward to serving this district."
Cousins was unavailable for comment as of press time.
All results are unofficial until canvassed. Visit communityimpact.com/voter-guide to see results from all elections in your community.
Posted 7:32 p.m.
Kim Cousins and Rob McClelland are leading the race to become at-large trustees on the Dripping Springs ISD board of trustees based on early voting results released at 7:26 p.m. on May 6.
Cousins has 30% of votes, and McClelland has 24.9%.
Candidate Jeffrey Aylstock holds 21.6% of votes, and Ron Jones holds 23.5%.
Election day results will be released through the night. All results are unofficial until canvassed.
Elections for the DSISD board of trustees positions are held each May, with two or three seats up for re-election. Terms are three years in length and represent the entirety of the district.
Jones and Barbara Stroud’s seats are contested. The incumbent candidate Jones is running again, while Stroud is not seeking re-election.
For information on each candidate, view Community Impact’s Q&A.
