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Six candidates, including three incumbents, will be on the ballot for the Pflugerville ISD board of trustees election in May. (Ben Thompson/Community Impact)

Things to know for election day on May 3 for Northwest Austin residents

By Grace Dickens

Residents of the Northwest Austin area can cast their vote May 3 for a variety of three Pflugerville ISD school board seats this election. 

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