There are 15 districts within the State Board of Education, which sets curriculum and chooses textbooks for Texas public schools. Only 7 are up for election this year. Only one incumbent, Melissa Ortega in District 1, decided not to seek reelection.
If you do not know the number of the district in which you reside, you can find it on your voter registration card, or you may look it up here. Click on each candidate's name to find more information, such as campaign websites, social media links, voting records, ACT For TCTA contributions and education group support. TCTA does not endorse candidates; this information is provided to help you be an informed voter.
SBOE District 1 | SBOE District 3 | SBOE District 4 |
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Gustavo Reveles, Democrat | Marisa B. Perez-Diaz (incumbent), Democrat | Staci Childs (incumbent), Democrat |
Michael "Travis" Stevens, Republican |
SBOE District 10 | SBOE District 11 |
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Tom Maynard (incumbent), Republican | Patricia Hardy (incumbent), Republican |
Daniel "DC" Caldwell*, Democrat and Republican | Rayna Glasser, Democrat |
Raquel Saenz Ortiz, Democrat | Brandon Hall, Republican |
Mary Bone, Republican |
SBOE District 12 | SBOE District 15 |
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Pam Little (incumbent), Republican | Aaron Kinsey (incumbent), Republican |
George King, Democrat | Morgan Kirkpatrick, Democrat |
Chad Green, Republican | |
Jamie Kohlmann, Republican | |
Matt Rostami, Republican |
*Note: Caldwell is running in both the Republican and Democratic primaries in SBOE District 10. If he wins either primary, he is ineligible for the general election under Texas law.
Note: Votes can’t be cast in uncontested statewide races, which will be listed separately on the ballot after races with multiple candidates.
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