The Woodlands Township board of directors will hold an election on November 3, and the only contested race is for Position 3. According to the township’s official website, three residents – Nick Tran, Priscila Young and Lisa Gilmore – have filed to run for the two‑year seat. None of the candidates currently holds the position, meaning voters will choose a new board member.
Candidate lineup
All three hopefuls are listed on the township’s candidate roster. While the source does not provide individual biographies or policy positions, the presence of multiple candidates underscores active community involvement in local governance.
Election timeline
Early voting for The Woodlands Township begins on October 19 and continues through October 30, as posted on the Texas Secretary of State’s website. Voters can cast their ballots at designated early‑voting locations during this period. Election Day itself is scheduled for November 3, with polling places open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
What the board does
The township board of directors oversees a range of services that affect daily life in The Woodlands, including public safety, community amenities, and local infrastructure. The board’s decisions help shape the quality of life for families and uphold the community’s values.
Why your vote matters
With no incumbent in the race, each voter’s choice will directly influence the composition of the board for the next two years. Residents are encouraged to review the candidates, consider how each might contribute to the township’s mission, and participate in either early voting or on Election Day.
How to vote
Registered voters in The Woodlands can find their early‑voting locations on the Texas Secretary of State’s website. On November 3, polling locations will be open from 7 a.m. until 7 p.m. Voters should bring appropriate identification and be prepared for a smooth voting experience.
Next steps
For the most up‑to‑date information on the candidates, voting locations, and any changes to the schedule, residents should consult the official township website and the Texas Secretary of State’s election portal.
Original reporting: Community Impact — Houston — read the source article.
