Early voting for the uniform May 2 elections begin April 20. Here’s what voters in Pearland, Friendswood and Manvel need to know before heading to the polls.
The gist
Early voting will run from April 20-28, according to the Texas Secretary of State’s website.
To see polling locations by county, visit the following links:
Alvin ISDFor Alvin ISD, school board Positions 6 and 7 are on the ballot.
The following candidates are vying for the Position 6 seat:
- Faynetta "Fay" Burrle
- Fernando Hinojosa
To read the Q&A, click
here.
The following candidates are vying for the Position 7 seat. An asterisk indicates incumbent:
- Gabriel “Gabe” Garza*
- Cortney Morris
- T’Liza M. Kiel
To read the Q&A, click
here.
City of Friendswood
For Friendswood, City Council Positions 2 and 5 are on the ballot.
The following candidates are vying for the Position 2 seat:
- Sally Branson*
- Shawna Talton
To read the Q&A, click
here.
The following candidates are vying for the Position 5 seat:
To read the Q&A, click
here.
Friendswood ISD
Friendswood ISD has an $81.5 million bond package on the ballot, split into four propositions.
Voters can consider the following propositions:
- Proposition A: $26 million for facility upgrades, including hot water pumps and foundation repairs, land acquisition, conversion of spaces into science labs at Windsong Elementary and Bales Intermediate, and 10 bus replacements to meet state requirements
- Proposition B: $40.6 million for Westwood Elementary replacement to address aging facility concerns
- Proposition C: $12.9 million for renovations to the existing agricultural building
- Proposition D: $2 million for technology replacements
If all propositions pass, the tax rate will increase by $0.0349 per $100 valuation of property, according to district documents.
To learn more about the bond, click here.
City of Manvel
For Manvel, City Council Position 5 is on the ballot.
The following candidates are vying for the Position 5 seat:
- Juston Thomson
- Jason Albert
To read the Q&A, click
here.
City of Pearland
For Pearland, the mayor and one City Council position are on the ballot.
The following candidates are vying for a seat as Pearland’s mayor:
- Tony Carbone
- Quentin Wiltz
To read the Q&A, click
here.
The following candidates are vying for the Position 3 seat on City Council:
- Mona Chavarria*
- Toshila Mclean
To read the Q&A, click
here.
Pearland ISD
For Pearland ISD, school board Positions 1 and 2 are on the ballot.
The following candidates are vying for the Position 1 seat:
- Rich Bradley
- Toni Carter*
- Chris Counts
To read the Q&A, click
here.
The following candidates are vying for the Position 2 seat:
- Kristofer Schoeffler*
- Azania Salazar
To read the Q&A, click
here.
One last thing
Community Impact will continue to cover local elections through election night May 2. Visit communityimpact.com/election for the latest local election results.