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Davis, White narrowly win re-election to Lake Travis ISD board of trustees

By Chloe Young

Unofficial early voting results show incumbents Phillip Davis and Lauren White narrowly leading against Craig Cancienne and Christy Comfort for Places 1 and 2 on the Lake Travis ISD board of trustees.

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