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Vote For Angelina County is a nonpartisan advocacy effort to create a culture of voter engagement
and increase voter turnout in Angelina County. We do not endorse political candidates or causes.

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“Nobody will ever deprive the American people of the right to vote except the American people themselves, and the only way they could do this is by not voting.”

FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT

WHAT DOES VOTE ANGELINA CTY DO?

Vote for Angelina County engages voters through media, grassroots and digital efforts to provide information about upcoming elections and the importance of voting. Every vote counts and benefits all our communities.

VOTING LOCATIONS

Ready to vote? Click below for early voting locations and hours, as well as countywide voting locations on Election Day.

Voting Locations

WHEN WE DON'T VOTE

  • Our interests aren’t represented.
  • Elected officials aren’t held accountable.
  • We lose influence at the state and national levels.
  • Critical dollars for programs and capital investment go elsewhere.

This election includes a mix of municipal races, school board positions, and a major school bond proposal, all of which will help shape the future of our local communities.

Key Dates to Remember

  • Early Voting: April 20–28
  • Closed: April 21 (San Jacinto Day)
  • Election Day: May 2 (7 AM – 7 PM)

WHAT'S ON THE BALLOT

City of Hudson

Hudson voters will decide the county’s only contested municipal races:

  • Mayor: Incumbent Terry Taliaferro vs. Caleb Ramsey
  • City Council: Angela Robertson, Frankie Ornduff, and Phil Novak competing for two seats

Early Voting Location:
Hudson City Hall, 3458 Ted Trout Drive
Hours: Monday–Friday, 8 AM – 5 PM

SCHOOL BOARD ELECTIONS

Hudson ISD

  • Position 4: Adrian Shepherd vs. incumbent Aimee Slusher
  • Other positions are uncontested

Location: Hudson ISD Administration Office, 6735 Ted Trout Drive
Hours: 8 AM – 4 PM (weekdays)

Huntington ISD

  • Position 1: Jacob Sapp vs. Robbyne Arnold
  • Position 7: Four candidates (Dennis Bell, Chad Brock, Monica Ivy, Bradley Stringer)
  • Special election to fill an unexpired term

Location: Huntington ISD Administration Office, 908 N. Main St.
Hours: 7:30 AM – 4:30 PM (weekdays)

Diboll ISD

  • Five candidates competing for three trustee seats

Location: T.L.L. Temple Memorial Library, 300 Park Street
Hours: 8 AM – 5 PM (weekdays)

LUFKIN ISD BOND ELECTION

One of the most significant items on the ballot is the Lufkin ISD bond proposal, totaling more than $140 million across two propositions.

Proposition A: $98.25 Million

Includes:

  • Renovations to Lufkin High School
  • Career and technical education upgrades
  • New agricultural science barn
  • School buses with seat belts
  • Safety and security improvements

Proposition B: $42 Million

  • Construction of a new stadium to replace Abe Martin Stadium

If approved, both propositions would be funded through bonds supported by property taxes.

LUFKIN ISD EARLY VOTING DETAILS

Locations:

  • Lufkin ISD Administration Building, 101 Cotton Square
  • Lufkin High School, 309 S. Medford Drive
  • Lufkin Middle School, 1255 Tulane Drive
  • Brandon Elementary, 1612 Sayers St.
  • Slack Elementary, 1305 Fuller Springs Drive

Hours:

  • April 20: 7 AM – 7 PM
  • April 22–24: 7 AM – 7 PM
  • April 25 (Saturday): 7 AM – 7 PM
  • April 26 (Sunday): 1 PM – 6 PM
  • April 27–28: 7 AM – 7 PM

ELECTION DAY VOTING LOCATIONS (May 2)

  • Lufkin ISD Administration Building
  • Brandon Elementary
  • Slack Elementary

Hours: 7 AM – 7 PM

SAMPLE BALLOT

Democratic Party Primary Election
Republican Party Primary Election
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