Angleton Independent School District Special Election
Trustee, Position 3, Unexpired Term
Natosha Green
Tim Dean
Tommy Gaines
Pearland Independent School District General Election
Trustee Position Three (3)
Mark Lewis
Kelvin L. Williams
Virgil F. Gant
Trustee Position Four (4)
Andrew Solomon
Sean P. Murphy
Sweeny Independent School District General Election
Trustee, Position 2
Donna Bohlar Schroeder
Trustee, Position 6
Sammy Brooks
Glenn Garrison
City of Alvin, Texas General Election
Councilmember, District B (3-year term)
Adam Arendell
Councilmember, District C (3-year term)
Keith Thompson
Councilmember at large, Position #2 (3-year term)
Russell G. Thatcher
Brad Richards
City of Angleton General Election
Mayor
Damus Vice
Randy Rhyne
Council Position 2
Williams Tigner
Council Position 4
Larry Shaefer
Bonnie McDaniel
City of Angleton Charter Amendment Election
Proposed Amendment 1
Do you vote to amend Section 3.09 by removing the requirement that the mayor or the mayor pro tem be
present to establish a quorum?
Yes
No
Proposed Amendment 2
Do you vote to amend Section 7.03(4)(g) by requiring the Planning Commission to meet at least once each
month when there is business pending that is legally ripe for consideration as required by state law?
Yes
No
Proposed Amendment 3
Do you vote to amend Section 3.02 by removing the qualification that each member of city council shall not be
indebted to the City of Angleton, which has been found to be in violation of the Fourteenth Amendment to
the United States Constitution?
Yes
No
Proposed Amendment 4
Do you vote to amend Section 7.02 to authorize the City Council to cooperate with property development, but
not to expend public funds for property development unless the use of public funds accomplishes a public
purpose and complies with state and federal law?
Yes
No
City of Brazoria Bond Election
Proposition
"The issuance of not to exceed $1,750,000 of City of Brazoria, Texas general obligation bonds for making
permanent public improvements or other public purposes, to wit: designing, acquiring, constructing,
renovating, improving, and equipping park facilities and improvements, including incidental street and utility
construction in connection with the foregoing and the purchase of land, easements, rights-of-way, and other
real property interests necessary therefor or incidental thereto, and the levying of a tax in payment thereof."
For
Against
City of Brookside Village General Election
Council at Large, Vote for no more than: 3
Joe Milstead
Ramon Trevino
Jana Largent
Glenda Hundl
Edward Vandenberg
City of Clute General Election
Council Ward B
Don Oakes
Council Ward D
Travis Quinn
Municipal Judge
Edmond Baker Jr.
Randy Smith
City of Clute Charter Amendment Election
Proposed Amendment Number One
Shall Section 8.04 of the Home Rule Charter be amended to clarify the use of the Appraisal District and
Brazoria County as designees for the City, for the valuation and collection of taxes, respectively, in addition to
eliminating any discounting for early payments from the home rule charter?
Yes
No
Proposed Amendment Number Two
Shall Section 8.05 be amended to give power and authority to Brazoria County to seize and levy upon all
personal property, to satisfy all delinquent taxes, levy penalty, interest and cost due on delinquent property
for the city, in addition to posting notice for the sale of such property as required by law?
Yes
No
Proposed Amendment Number Three
Shall Section 10.01 be amended to provide the city manager the authority of hiring and firing the Finance
Director with consultation from the city council, clarifying the required “bonding” of the finance director, and
giving city council the responsibility to establish such bond amount for the finance director?
Yes
No
Proposed Amendment Number Four
Shall Section 14.03 be amended to authorize the City Council to set by ordinance the number of members of
the planning and zoning commission to either seven (7) or nine (9) members, allowing those members to serve
on other city committees, boards, or commissions, and deleting the chairman of the zoning board of
adjustments and the city secretary as an ex officio members of the commission?
Yes
No
Proposed Amendment Number Five
Shall Section 15.22 be added to the home rule charter to allow committee, board, or commission members
the ability to serve on more than one committee, board, or commission, provided that not more than one
member of a committee, board, or commission shall be permitted to serve on any other committee, board, or
commission, unless permitted by state law?
Yes
No
Proposed Amendment Number Six
Shall Section 16.01 be amended requiring an ordinance providing for the submission of charter amendments
at the next annual election for members of the City Council, rather than at an election to be held not less than
thirty (30) days nor more than ninety (90) days after the passage?
Yes
No
Proposed Amendment Number Seven
Shall Section 16.04 be amended to allow any reports presented to City Council by the Charter Review
Commission to be posted at the city hall and on the city website, rather than at three (3) public places?
Yes
No
City of Danbury General Election
Council at Large, Vote for no more than: 3
Brenda Milligan
Wesley Baldwin
Larry Linscombe, Jr.
George Phillips
Melinda Strong
City of Freeport Annual General Election
Mayor
Troy T. Brimage
Tyrone "Ty" Morrow
Norma Moreno Garcia
Manning "Tiny" Rollerson
Larry L. McDonald
Melanie Oldham
City Council Position B
Tina Rodgers
Loren Eric Hayes
Fred Bolton
City Council Position D
Sandra Kay Barbree
Robert Garcia
Martin Velez
City of Iowa Colony General Election
Mayor
Michael (Buck) Holton
Council Position 3
Robin Bradbery
Kay Mudd
Council Position 4
Kacy Smajstrla
Richard Selvera
Council Position 5
Kear T. Lor
Les J. Hosey
Nashir Uddin
City of Lake Jackson General Election
City Council Position 1
Douglas Kincannon
Heather Melass
City Council Position 3
Gerald Roznovsky
City Council Position 5
Jon "J.B." Baker
City of Manvel General Election
City Council Place #1
Adrian Gaspar
Jerome Hudson
City Council Place #2
Lorraine R. Hehn
Maureen DelBello
City of Manvel Special Sales Tax Election
Proposition
“The repeal of the local sales and use tax in the City of Manvel at the rate of one-fourth of one percent to
provide revenue for maintenance and repair of municipal streets; and the increase of the rate of the local
sales and use tax in the City of Manvel dedicated for the benefit of a Type B Economic Development
Corporation from one-fourth of one percent to one-half of one percent, to undertake projects as described in
Chapters 501-505, Texas Local Government Code, as amended from time to time, including, but not limited to:
streets and roads, drainage, and related improvements; infrastructure and other projects that encourage the
location of retail businesses and grocery stores to the City; projects to promote new or expanded business
enterprises that create or retain jobs; public parks, park facilities, open space improvements, and landscape of
public facilities; demolition of existing structures, or facilities that are related to any of the above projects; and
any other projects that the board determines will promote new or expanded business enterprises that create
or retain jobs; and the maintenance and operations expenses for any of the above described projects.”
For
Against
City of Pearland General Election
Councilmember, Position No. 2
Adrian Hernandez
Derrick Reed
Quentin Wiltz
Trent A. Perez
Councilmember, Position No. 4
Adrienne Bell
Keith Ordeneaux
City of Quintana General Election
Mayor
Harold Doty
Council Position #1
Stephen Alongis
Georgie Applegate
Council Position #2
Barrett Blackwell
City of Richwood General Election
Mayor
Clint W. Kocurek
Position #2
Mark Guthrie
Melissa Blanks
Position #3
Lauren LaCount
Jarrod Beaty
City of Richwood 1/4 Cent Sales Tax Use Election
Proposition #1
The reauthorization of the local sales and use tax in the City of Richwood at the rate of one-fourth of one percent to
continue providing revenue for maintenance and repair of municipal streets.
For
Against
Village of Surfside Beach General Election
Alderman, Vote for no more than: 3
Peggy Power Llewellyn
Toni Capretta
Dave Guzman
Bob Petty
City of Sweeny General Election
Mayor
Rodney Weems
Dale Lemon
City Council, Position 2
Scott Swift
Jeff Farley
City Council, Position 4
Rachel Wells
City of Sweeny Charter Amendment Election
Proposition
Should Section 6.02 of the City of Sweeny Charter be amended to state that the office of the Judge of the
Municipal Court be for a two year term in alternating years and not concurrently with the term of the Mayor?
Yes
No