Friday, May 06, 2011
The May 2010 Elections
It's May, and that means that many municipalities and school districts across Texas are holding elections. Below are my endorsements for those elections in Lampasas. Needless to say, candidates who are throwing about the word "conservative" won't be listed here. If you want me to explain any of my endorsements, leave a comment and I'll reply with the reasons behind my choices.
City of Lampasas
Mayor: Judith Hetherly
City Council, Place 1: Jason Hamilton
City Council, Place 2: Robert McCauley
City Council, Place 6: John Cole
Proposition 1 (Library Expansion): For
Proposition 2 (Civic Center Construction): For
Lampasas Independent School District
Board of Trustees, Place 7: James “Jamie” Briggs
Election Day is Saturday, May 14. The First Methodist Church at 2 Alexander Lane in Lampasas is the sole polling place on that day. Polls will be open from 7:00 that morning until 7:00 that evening.
Early votes can be cast weekdays through May 10 in the office of the Lampasas County Elections Administrator at 407 South Pecan Street in Lampasas. The office is open during the standard business hours of 8:00 each weekday morning through 5:00 each weekday evening.
A special extended early voting option is available today, May 6, at the office of the Lampasas County Elections Administrator. The office will be open from 7:00 this morning through 7:00 this evening. I'll be casting my vote there when I arrive in town this afternoon.
City of Lampasas
Mayor: Judith Hetherly
City Council, Place 1: Jason Hamilton
City Council, Place 2: Robert McCauley
City Council, Place 6: John Cole
Proposition 1 (Library Expansion): For
Proposition 2 (Civic Center Construction): For
Lampasas Independent School District
Board of Trustees, Place 7: James “Jamie” Briggs
Election Day is Saturday, May 14. The First Methodist Church at 2 Alexander Lane in Lampasas is the sole polling place on that day. Polls will be open from 7:00 that morning until 7:00 that evening.
Early votes can be cast weekdays through May 10 in the office of the Lampasas County Elections Administrator at 407 South Pecan Street in Lampasas. The office is open during the standard business hours of 8:00 each weekday morning through 5:00 each weekday evening.
A special extended early voting option is available today, May 6, at the office of the Lampasas County Elections Administrator. The office will be open from 7:00 this morning through 7:00 this evening. I'll be casting my vote there when I arrive in town this afternoon.
