When voters go to the polls in April, they won’t see these boards on the ballot, according to the Texas County clerk’s office. That’s because the number of persons filing equaled the number of vacancies and an election is not required by state statute.
The candidates will assume the office by non-election unless the entity decides to have an election, opening the door for write-in candidacies.
Texas County Memorial Hospital
George A. Sholtz Jr., five-year term
Houston board of education
Jo Holland, Christie K. Koch and Darren Ice, three-year term
Cabool board of education
Michael S. Luerssen, Michael A. McCall and Cynthia A. Flanagan, three-year term
Raymondville board of education
Shannon Sanders, Amanda Evetts and Anthony “Tony” Goetz, three-year term
Public Water Supply District No. 1
Rusty Pyatt, subdistrict #5; and Sally Connor, subdistrict #2
Public Water Supply District No. 3
Amber Robertson, subdistrict #4; and Earl Smith, subdistrict #3
Mountain View-Summersville Ambulance District
Paula Raney, District 2; and Jack Autry, District 6
Village of Raymondville
Robert N. White and Gene DeWitt, two-year terms
Success School
Benny Bean, Stephanie McKinney and Ross Olson, three-year terms
Texas County Emergency Services
Rowdy Douglas, James E. McNiell, David Scantlin and Mike Jackson, four-year terms
Public Water Supply District No. 2
David D. Adkison, subdistrict #1
Public Water Supply District No. 4
Albert Niewoehner, zone 4; and Ralph Backues, zone 3
Willow Springs Ambulance District
Daniel Cybulski, district 6