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Candidates announced for Magnolia City Council, MISD school board
Explore Tomball - Magnolia on the Impact Mapstories, offers and moreMagnolia City Council and the Magnolia ISD board of trustees will hold elections on May 9 for several positions.
The city of Tomball has canceled its May 9 elections since both candidates for positions 2 and 4 ran unopposed. City Councilman Mark Stoll, Position 2, and City Councilman Derek Townsend, Position 4, have both been re-elected to serve third terms.
No positions on the Tomball ISD board of trustees are up for re-election in May.
Magnolia City Council
For Position 1, Dona Hunt, executive director for the Greater Magnolia Chamber of Commerce, is running against incumbent Anne Sundquist, who was appointed to the Magnolia City Council in 2011 and ran unopposed in 2013. Sunquist has worked a teacher and administrator in the area for nearly 30 years.
For Position 2, John Bramlett will be running against incumbent Jeff Chumley. Bramlett is a code enforcer for the city of Magnolia, and Chumley is the owner of Chumley's Towing and Recovery. Chumley was elected to the council in 2011 and ran unopposed in 2013.
Councilmember Richard Carby is running unopposed for Position 3 and has been declared elected for a second term.
MISD board of trustees
Travis Moffatt and Jim Spigener are both running for Position 6. Moffatt is an optometrist and the owner of Child and Family Eye Care, and Spigener is a senior vice president for Behavior Science Technology Inc. Both candidates have children or grandchildren enrolled in MISD. Incumbent Billy Thompson is not seeking re-election.
Chuck Adcox is running unopposed for Position 7 and has been declared elected for a second term.
Voting information
Early voting will be held from April 9 through April 27. The deadline for voter registration is on April 9. The last day to apply for a ballot by mail is April 30.
Voter registration forms and a list of polling locations for Montgomery County can be found online at www.mctx.org/election.
