County Commissioner, Precinct No. 4
Each county in Texas is divided geographically into four commissioner precincts. Only voters residing within a precinct may vote for that precinct’s Commissioner. Commissioners are members of the Commissioners Court which controls courthouses and jails, appoints/employs personnel, adopts the county budget, calls bond elections, authorizes contracts and canvasses election returns, and also work independently to build/maintain roads, bridges, libraries and parks and administer within their precinct. Term: Four (4) years
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Matt Gray
(Rep)
Background: What would you like people to know about you?
Qualifications: What training, experience and characteristics qualify you for this position?
Challenges: What do you see as the most pressing community issues you would face as County Commissioner? How would you address those issues?
Elections: What are two steps you would support to improve Montgomery County voter participation in elections in general and younger voters in particular?
Community Engagement: Assess the level of current community engagement and indicate what actions you would take to enhance community engagement in your precinct?
This race is uncontested. We did not reach out to the candidate for responses.
This race is uncontested. We did not reach out to the candidate for responses.
This race is uncontested. We did not reach out to the candidate for responses.
This race is uncontested. We did not reach out to the candidate for responses.
This race is uncontested. We did not reach out to the candidate for responses.
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