KATY/FULSHEAR, TX (Covering Katy News) - Saturday, May 6 is election day, and polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Voters in Katy and Fulshear have school board elections and City of Katy Ward A residents will also select a member of City Council.
Carla Bonin is challenging incumbent Janet Corte to represent Ward A on the Katy City Council. City of Katy residents will cast ballots at the Katy Civic Center, 910 Avenue C.
Ward B Councilman Rory Robertson and At Large Council member Chris Harris had no opponents and have already been declared winners.
Katy area voters who live within the boundaries of Katy ISD will select three new Katy ISD school board members. No incumbents are running in this year's election so the district will have new board members representing Positions 3, 4, and 5.
Below are links to our candidate profiles for the three school board races.
Covering Katy Position 3 Candidate Profiles
Covering Katy Position 4 Candidate Profiles
Covering Katy Position Position 5 Candidate Profiles
The polling locations for the Katy ISD school board election are determined by a voters precinct. Click HERE to determine your voter precinct.
Katy ISD
Katy ISD voting locations by precinct for 4.6.23
The Lamar Consolidated School District also has school board elections for Districts 4, 5, and 7.
Unlike Katy, where candidates run district-wide, Lamar ISD has single-member districts where each candidate represents a specific area. For example, District 7 represents the Fulshear area. The District Map is on the Lamar Consolidated ISD website.
The candidates for the District 7 seat are incumbent Alex Hunt and challenger Suzanne Box. Incumbent John Welch faces challenger Brian Moore for the District 5 seat. In District 4, voters will choose between Jacci Hotzel and Craig LeTulle.
Fulshear voters can cast ballots at the high school, 9302 Charger Way. The county-wide list of polling locations is here.