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Unofficial polling data shows Archer, Bove, Woodcock win LTISD board election

By Chloe Young

Unofficial voting results for the Lake Travis ISD board election show incumbent Erin Archer leading for Place 3, while candidates Jonathan Bove and Kris Woodcock hold narrow leads for Places 4 and 5.

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