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Voters in Boerne ISD and the city of Fair Oaks Ranch will have contested races to consider during the May 2 election.
While the city of Boerne had two seats up for election, only incumbents filed for a place on the ballot.
What you need to know
Boerne District 1 council member Ty Wolosin will run unopposed in May, alongside District 3 council member Kyle Mickelsen.
With no challengers in the May election, Wolosin and Mickelsen will be sworn in following the canvassing of the election. Boerne City Council members serve three-year terms, following voter approval in 2025.
Mickelsen was appointed to the District 3 seat in September after Quinten Scott resigned. After the May election, Mickelsen will be elected to his first full term.
Keith Rhoden was the only candidate who submitted an application for Fair Oaks Ranch City Council Place 2.
For City Council Place 6, incumbent Jonathan Swarek will run against challenger Matthew Reigelsperger. Fair Oaks Ranch City Council members serve three-year terms.
Swarek was appointed to City Council in March following the resignation of Chesley Muenchow, serving on City Council for a little over a year come election day.
Boerne ISD Place 6 trustee Kristi Schmidt is running unopposed in May, while Place 7 incumbent Rich Sena will run against Michael Ethridge, district staff said. Boerne ISD trustees serve three-year terms.
Get involved
April 2 is the last day to register to vote in the May 2 election, and early voting is scheduled for April 20-28.
Voter information can be found through the Texas secretary of state website.
