Voting guide: Here's what you need to know for the May 1 election in West Texas

TEXAS, USA — Eection day in Texas is coming up on May 1. Here's your voter's guide with all the races and voting locations.

• Andrews Co.

Voting location-855 E Broadway

-Andrews ISD Trustees: Mindy Lynn Wiggins, Joe Jerren Barnes, Xavier Emiliano

-Andrews City Council: Jessica Schiefelbein, Chris Helbig, Keith Livingston, Jane Gomez, Randy Shaffer, Charlie Griffin, Christopher Netopski

• Brewster Co.

Early Voting-Alpine Civic Center

-Alpine ISD Board of Trustees Place 3: Monty Kimball, Nikki Ahrens

-Alpine ISD Board of Trustees Place 4: Jimmy Morris, Rachel R. Carvajal

-City of Alpine Council (2 positions)

Judy Stokes, Maria Curry; Tracy Cash, Jerry Johnson

• Ector

Voting locations-Click here for full list

-ECISD Trustees

Seat 4-Jesse Christesson, Christopher John Stanley

Seat 7-Ben Casey Quiroz, Kathy Rhodes

• Howard

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-City of Coahoma mayor

Lori Gonzalez, Warren Wallace

-Big Spring City Council 2

Diane Yanez, Willie Rangel, Jr.

-Big Spring City Council 4

David A. Scott, Gloria Byrd McDonald

• Jeff Davis

-Fort Davis ISD: Authorize Board of Trustees to purchase attendance credits from the state with local tax revenues. (For or Against)

-Valentine ISD School Board Trustee

William Russell Miller, Bradley Allan Bernards, Maria Elena Carrasco

-Valentine ISD School Board Trustee - Unexpired Term, 2022

Gabriela Gillard

-Valentine ISD School Board Trustee - Unexpired Term, 2023

Jesse Lynn King

• Martin

-Stanton ISD Trustees

6-Susie Dominguez, Tiffany Carson

7-Marty Graham

• Pecos

Voting locations-Pecos County Courthouse, election room

-Fort Stockton mayor 

Chris Alexander, MaryAnn Terrezas White

-Fort Stockton City Council

Paul Casias, Mike Stallard, (RJ) Ruben James Bernal, Ruben Falcon

• Reeves Co.

-PBTISD Trustee

Imelda Chavez, Michael Juarez, Sam Contreras, Alexandrea Zamarripa, Cookie Canon, Ruben Campos

-PBTISD Bond Prop A

Bond of $177,760,000 for facilities, buses, vehicles and tax to pay the principal of/interest on the bond. (For or Against) 

-PBTISD Bond Prop B

Bond of $800,000 for technology and tax to pay the principal of/interest on the bond. (For or Against) 

-Council Member 2

Venetta Seals, Veronica Baca

-Council Member 3

Randy Graham, Genaro Luis Tellez Jr.

-Council Member 5 

Valeria M. Trujillo

-Town of Pecos City bond Prop 1

Up to $18,000,000 for new traffic signals, street improvements. (For or Against) 

-Town of Pecos City bond Prop 2

Up to $19,000,000 for street improvements, country club realignment. (For or Against) 

-Town of Pecos City bond Prop 3 

Up to $18,000,000 for street/roadway improvements. (For or Against) 

-Town of Pecos City bond Prop 4 

Up to $10,000,000 for city-wide park improvements. (For or Against) 

• Scurry

-Snyder City Councilmember at-large

Sarah Ann Jamison, Carson Matthies, Morgan West

-Snyder Mayor

Steven C. Rich, Stephanie Ducheneaux, Ron Shaw

• Upton

Voting locations-McCamey Park Building, Rankin Park Building

-McCamey City Council Alderman Ward 1

Tammie Smith, Grace Encisco

-Rankin City Council

Vonda Garner, Dean Titsworth, Murry Brooks, Dianna Piña

• Ward

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-Monahans Mayor

David B. Cutbirth, Adam Steen

• Winkler

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-Wink-Loving ISD Bond Prop A

Up to $18,125,000 for school facility updates, new sites for school facilities, and new school buses plus tax levying. (For or Against)

-Wink-Loving ISD Bond Prop B

Up to $21,875,000 for designing, constructing, and equipping athletic facilities plus tax levying. (For or Against) 

This story will be updated as more sample ballots are provided.