Texas Senate

State senators are elected to serve four-year terms. Texas District 4 Brandon Creighton*, R Jenn West, L

Texas House

Texas District 126 Kevin Roberts*, R Joy Dawson-Thomas, D Eric B. Moquin, L

Texas District 150 Valoree Swanson, R Michael Shawn Kelly, D

Statewide

Texas Railroad Commissioner Railroad commissioners are elected to six-year terms. Wayne Christian, R Grady Yarbrough, D Mark Miller, L Martina Salinas, G

Texas Supreme Court, Place 3 Debra Lehmann*, R Mike Westergren, D Kathie Glass, L Rodolfo Rivera Munoz, G

Texas Supreme Court, Place 5 Paul Green*, R Dori Contreras Garza, D Tom Oxford, L Charles E. Waterbury, G

Texas Supreme Court, Place 9 Eva Guzman*, R Savannah Robinson, D Don Fulton, L Jim Chisholm, G

State Board of Education, District 6 Education commissioners are elected to four-year terms. Donna Bahorich, R R. Dakota Carter, D Whitney Bilyeu, L

Texas Court of Criminal Appeals Presiding Judge, Place 2 Appeals court justices are elected to six-year terms. Mary Lou Keel, R Lawrence “Larry” Meyers*, D Mark Ash, L Adam King Blackwell Reposa, G

Texas Court of Criminal Appeals presiding judge, Place 5 Scott Walker, R Betsy Johnson, D William Bryan Strange III, L Judith Sanders-Castro, G

Texas Court of Criminal Appeals presiding judge, Place 6 Michael E. Keasler*, R Robert Burns, D Mark W. Bennett, L

Montgomery County

Hospital District Director, Commissioner Precinct 2 Brad Spratt Matthew L. Pepper Hospital District Director, At-Large Position 1 Mark Cole John Nicks

Lone Star College System

Trustee, District No. 5 David Vogt Luis Granados Trustee, District No. 7 Linda S. Good Ron Trowbridge

Willis ISD

Trustee, Position No. 2

James Bishop Renee House Sue Ann Powell*

Trustee, Position 6

Jose Belmares Jr. Michelle Bischof Chris Haskett Beverly Ann Vornsand*

Constable

Constable, Precinct No. 1 Philip Cash, R T. Mack, D

Blaketree MUD No. 1

Proposition 1 - In District

The issuance of $168 million in bonds and the levy of ad valorem taxes in payment of the bonds (water, sewer and drainage). Proposition No. 2 The issuance of $70 million in bonds and the levy of ad valorem taxes in payment of the bonds (roads). Proposition No. 3 The issuance of $19 million in bonds to provide for park and recreational facilities and the levy of ad valorem taxes in payment of the bonds. Proposition No. 4 The levy of a maintenance tax not to exceed $1.50 per $100 of assessed valuation.

Candidates were selected based on the elections taking place within this newspaper’s coverage area. Because of space limitations, only contested races were included in these listings. More election coverage can be found online at communityimpact.com/vote.

By Joe Lanane

Joe Lanane’s career is rooted in community journalism, having worked for a variety of Midwest-area publications before landing south of the Mason-Dixon line in 2011 as the Stillwater News-Press news editor. He arrived at Community Impact Newspaper in 2012, gaining experience as editor of the company’s second-oldest publication in Leander/Cedar Park. He eventually became Central Austin editor, covering City Hall and the urban core of the city. Lanane leveraged that experience to become Austin managing editor in 2016. He managed eight Central Texas editions from Georgetown to San Marcos. Working from company headquarters, Lanane also became heavily involved in enacting corporate-wide editorial improvements. In 2017, Lanane was promoted to executive editor, overseeing editorial operations throughout the company. The Illinois native received his bachelor’s degree from Western Illinois University and his journalism master’s degree from Ball State University.

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