City of Nolanville

U.S. Senator

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• Ken PaxtonRepublican
• James TalaricoDemocratic
• Ted BrownLibertarian

U.S. Representative, 31st Congressional District

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• Justin EarlyDemocratic
• Greg StokerGreen
• John CarterRepublican

Governor

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• Gina HinojosaDemocratic
• Pat DixonLibertarian
• Greg AbbottRepublican

Lieutenant Governor

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• Vikki GoodwinDemocratic
• Anthony CristoLibertarian
• Kevin McCormickGreen
• Dan PatrickRepublican

Attorney General

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• Mayes MiddletonRepublican
• Nathan JohnsonDemocratic
• Tom OxfordLibertarian

Comptroller of Public Accounts

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• Sarah EckhardtDemocratic
• V. Alonzo Echavarria-GarzaLibertarian
• Shehla FaiziGreen
• Don HuffinesRepublican

Commissioner of the General Land Office

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• Benjamin FloresDemocratic
• Neill SniderLibertarian
• Dawn BuckinghamRepublican

Commissioner of Agriculture

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• Nate SheetsRepublican
• Clayton TuckerDemocratic
• Austin R. KellyLibertarian

Railroad Commissioner

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• Bo FrenchRepublican
• Jon RosenthalDemocratic
• Arthur DiBiancaLibertarian

State Senator, District 24

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• Joe Paz HerreraDemocratic
• Pete FloresRepublican

State Representative, 55th District

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• Amelia RabrokerDemocratic
• Hillary HicklandRepublican

Chief Justice, Supreme Court

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• Maggie EllisDemocratic
• Jimmy BlacklockRepublican

Justice, Supreme Court · Place 2, Unexpired Term

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• Chari KellyDemocratic
• James P. SullivanRepublican

Justice, Supreme Court · Place 7

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• Kristen HawkinsDemocratic
• Kyle HawkinsRepublican

Justice, Supreme Court · Place 8

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• Gisela D. TrianaDemocratic
• Brett BusbyRepublican

Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals · Place 3

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• Thomas SmithRepublican
• Okey AnyiamDemocratic
• Mark AshLibertarian

Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals · Place 4

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• Audra RileyDemocratic
• Kevin Patrick YearyRepublican

Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals · Place 9

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• John MessingerRepublican
• Holly TaylorDemocratic

Fifteenth Court of Appeals · Chief Justice

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• Jerry ZimmererDemocratic
• Scott BristerRepublican

Fifteenth Court of Appeals · Justice, Place 2

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• Tom BakerDemocratic
• Scott K. FieldRepublican

Fifteenth Court of Appeals · Justice, Place 3

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• Marc M. MeyerDemocratic
• April FarrisRepublican

Justice, 3rd Court of Appeals · Chief Justice

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• Cory LiuRepublican
• Darlene ByrneDemocratic

District Judge, 169th Judicial District

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• Cari Starritt-BurnettRepublican

District Judge, 264th Judicial District

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• Paul L. LePakRepublican

District Judge, 478th Judicial District

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• Wade FaulknerRepublican

Judge, Bell County Court at Law · No. 1

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• Paul MotzRepublican

Judge, Bell County Court at Law · No. 2

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• John MischtianRepublican

Judge, Bell County Court at Law · No. 3

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• John Gauntt, JrRepublican

Bell County Justice of the Peace · Precinct 1

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• Patrick "Pat" PattersonRepublican

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Bell County Justice of the Peace · Precinct 2

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• Michael TiceRepublican

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Bell County Justice of the Peace · Precinct 3, Place 2

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• Larry WilkeyRepublican

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Bell County Justice of the Peace · Precinct 4, Place 2

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• Beatrice "Bea" CoxRepublican
• Jessica A. GonzalezDemocratic

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Bell County Judge

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• David BlackburnRepublican

Bell County Commissioner · Precinct 2

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• Stacey L. WilsonDemocratic
• Bobby WhitsonRepublican

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Bell County Commissioner · Precinct 4

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• Curtis EmmonsRepublican
• Ernest WilkersonDemocratic

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Bell County District Clerk

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• Lacey MartindaleRepublican

Bell County Clerk

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• Shelley CostonRepublican

Bell County Treasurer

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• Adriane HodgesRepublican

Bell County Appraisal District Board of Directors · Place 1

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• Kevin KochNo party listed

Bell County Appraisal District Board of Directors · Place 2

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• James ButtsNo party listed
• Paul StrangNo party listed
• Gwendolyn EverettNo party listed

Bell County Appraisal District Board of Directors · Place 3

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• Charles WilsonNo party listed
• Cheyenne MinickNo party listed

Mayor of Nolanville

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• James Lynn BilberryNo party listed
• John David CampbellNo party listed

Nolanville City Council · Seat No. 1

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• Zonte PendergrassNo party listed
• Russell Wayne WinchellNo party listed

Nolanville City Council · Seat No. 3

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• Martin E. HennessyNo party listed
• Tanara GrishamNo party listed

Permanent Director, Solana Ranch Municipal Utility District No. 1

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• Joe BirdwellNo party listed
• Theresa CancholaNo party listed
• Becky HinojosaNo party listed
• Martha MangumNo party listed
• Sandra WilmNo party listed

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Solana Ranch MUD No. 1 Proposition A: confirming creation of the district

Confirming Creation of Solana Ranch Municipal Utility District No. 1.

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Hospital Services District Proposition A: creating a hospital district with a tax of up to 75 cents

THIS IS A TAX INCREASE: The creation of a Hospital district and the levy of a tax not to exceed 75 cents on each $100 of the taxable value of Property taxable by the district.

Bell County Emergency Services District No. 3 Proposition A: confirming the district and a tax of up to 10 cents

THIS IS A PROPERTY TAX INCREASE: Confirmation of the creation of Bell County Emergency Services District No 3 and the levy by the district of a tax not to exceed ten (10) cents on the one hundred dollars ($100.00) of valuation.

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City of Nolanville Proposition A: charter amendment — deleting council wards

Shall Section 1.05 - Wards of the Nolanville Charter be deleted to remove provisions authorizing the creation of council wards and ward boundaries? If approved, this section will be deleted: 1. SECTION 1.05 - Wards The city council shall have the power to create wards or change the boundaries of wards so created, designating and describing same by metes and bounds or other adequate means, provided that at no time shall there be greater than four (4) wards and when created, each ward shall have as nearly as possible the same number of residents residing therein. The city council may, at its discretion, appoint a commission of citizens of the City to set and/or review the ward boundaries in order to maintain a substantial equality of residents in each district.

City of Nolanville Proposition B: charter amendment — residency requirement for candidates

Shall Section 3.03 - Qualifications of the Nolanville Charter be amended to require that candidates for Mayor or City Council have resided continuously within the corporate limits of the City for twelve (12) months immediately preceding the filing deadline for office, rather than the date of the election or appointment? If approved, Section 3.03 will read: SECTION 3.03 - Qualifications Have resided continuously in the corporate limits of the City for twelve (12) months immediately preceding the filing deadline.

City of Nolanville Proposition C: charter amendment — mayor's appointment of advisory boards

Shall Section 3.06 of the Nolanville Home Rule Charter be amended to remove the provision authorizing the Mayor, with the advice and consent of the City Council, to appoint members of citizen advisory boards and commissions in order to eliminate conflicting language within the Charter? If approved, Section 3.06 will read: SECTION 3.06 - Mayor The Mayor shall be the presiding officer of the City Council and shall be recognized as the head of the City government for all ceremonial purposes, for emergency management purposes, and by the governor for purposes of military law. The Mayor may debate and discuss any matters before the City Council and shall only vote on issues resulting in a tie by the City Council. The Mayor shall, when authorized as necessary by the City Council, sign all official documents. The Mayor shall have no veto power.

City of Nolanville Proposition D: charter amendment — excused and unexcused absences

Shall Section 3.08 - Vacancies; Forfeiture of Office; Filling of Vacancies of the Nolanville Charter be amended to clarify the process for determining whether three consecutive absences from regular City Council meetings are excused or unexcused prior to any forfeiture of office? If approved, the sections will read: SECTION 3.08 - Vacancies; Forfeiture of Office; Filling of Vacancies Fails to attend three consecutive regular meetings of the Council. Upon such occurrence, the matter shall be presented to the Council, which may, at its discretion, determine whether the absences are excused or unexcused and take appropriate action, including forfeiture of office.

City of Nolanville Proposition E: charter amendment — council as final authority on forfeiture

Shall Section 3.08 - Vacancies; Forfeiture of Office; Filling of Vacancies of the Nolanville Charter be amended to provide that the City Council shall be the final authority in determining whether a forfeiture of office has occurred and the effective date of that forfeiture? If approved, the sections will read: SECTION 3.08 - Vacancies; Forfeiture of Office; Filling of Vacancies The City Council shall be the final authroity in determining whether a forfeiture of office has occurred, including the effective date of such forfeiture.

City of Nolanville Proposition F: charter amendment — filling vacancies within 90 days

Shall Section 3.08 - Vacancies; Forfeiture of Office; Filling of Vacancies of the Nolanville Charter be amended to require the City Council to fill a vacancy in the office of Mayor or City Council within ninety (90) days and provide that the appointee shall serve until the next regular November municipal election, at which time a successor shall be elected to serve the remainder of the unexpired term, if any? If approved, this section will read: SECTION 3.08 - Vacancies; Forfeiture of Office; Filling of Vacancies When a vacancy occurs in the office of Mayor or City Council, the remaining members of the City Council shall appoint a qualified person to fill such vacancy within ninety (90) days of the occurrence of the vacancy. The appointee shall serve until the next regular municipal election held in November, at which time a successor shall be elected to serve the remainder of the unexpired term, if any. For purposes of this section, a vacancy shall be deemed to occur on the date the office is declared vacant in accordance with this Charter.

City of Nolanville Proposition G: charter amendment — term limits

Shall Section 3.09 - Prohibitions of the Nolanville Charter be amended to revise the term limit provisions by limiting an individual to four (4) two-year terms in any one elective office regardless of whether the terms are consecutive, while retaining separate term limits for each elective office? If approved, this section will read: SECTION 3.09 - Prohibitions Term Limits. No person shall serve for more than four (4) two (2) year terms in any one office. For purposes of this section: a. Service by appointment to fill a vacancy shall not be counted toward the term limits established herein. b. Term limits shall apply separately to each elective office. Service in one office shall not be counted toward the term limits of another office.

City of Nolanville Proposition H: charter amendment — publication of franchise ordinances

Shall Section 8.03 - Franchises of the Nolanville Charter be amended to remove the Charter requirement for publication of franchise ordinances in the City's official newspaper before such ordinances take effect? If approved, this section will read: SECTION 8.03 - Franchises Any ordinance granting, renewing or extending franchises shall not take effect until at least thirty (30) days after its passage.

City of Nolanville Proposition I: charter amendment — referendum timeline

Shall Section 9.13 - Referendum; Petition; Procedure; Effect Prior to Election of the Nolanville Charter be amended to revise the timeframe for the City Council to repeal or submit a referendum ordinance to the qualified voters from thirty (30) days to sixty (60) days, consistent with other provisions of the Charter? If approved, this section will read: SECTION 9.13 - Referendum; Petition; Procedure; Effect Prior to Election City Council shall either repeal the referendum ordinance or submit the referendum ordinance to the qualified voters of the City within sixty (60) days after the date the petition was finally determined sufficient, or at the next uniform election date, if a uniform election date does not exist within sixty (60) days after the petition is finally determined sufficient.