Lubbock ISD board approves joint election resolutions, officer appointments for May 3, 2025

The Lubbock ISD Board of Trustees approved a package of 2025 general election items to support a joint May 3, 2025 election, including a joint election resolution, contracts with Lubbock County, and appointments of election officers and early-voting personnel. The board moved and approved the list of items as presented; the meeting record shows the motion carried 7-0.

Superintendent Doctor Rolo summarized the items as tied to the district’s May bond election. The items read into the record included a resolution to conduct a joint election with cities and schools inside Lubbock County, a joint election contract with Lubbock County, appointment of Roxine Stinson as joint elections officer and early voting clerk, designation of the elections office at 1308 Crickets Avenue as the main early voting polling place, and other early-voting and central-count appointments. The board also considered a resolution to adopt the Hart Verity Duo controller, Hart Verity scanner and related Hart Verity equipment versions for the May election and approved polling locations listed in exhibits.

Doctor Rolo said, “This is all related to our May 3 bond election,” describing the items as administrative steps needed to run the joint election. The board took a single collective motion to approve the list of election items; trustees voted in favor with no recorded opposition.

The approved package included operational details—equipment versions, staff appointments and polling locations—necessary to proceed with early voting and election-day logistics. The transcript does not record further debate or amendments on the items; board members then moved on to the scheduled workshop items.

Actions recorded in the meeting apply to procedural and administrative election preparations rather than policy changes; the approved items set the district’s election staffing, polling locations and certified equipment for the May 3 joint election.