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Judson ISD trustees read vote totals from May 3 trustee election; provisional ballot count unavailable
Summary
In a brief special meeting, Judson ISD trustees read and recorded vote totals for the May 3, 2025 general trustee election and reported that the number of counted and uncounted provisional ballots was unavailable.
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Trustees of Judson ISD met in a special session at 3:01 p.m. and read the vote totals from the May 3, 2025 general trustee election, Trustee Suzanne Kenoyer said. "In compliance with the state government code on open meetings, today's agenda has been appropriately posted," Kenoyer added as the meeting began.
The canvass comprised vote totals for single-member districts and individual candidates. The totals read into the record were:
- Single-member District 2: Monique S. Robinson — total votes, 332. - Single-member District 2: Stephanie Jones — total votes, 599. - Single-member District 3: Christopher Anderson — total votes, 205. - Single-member District 3: Leslie Lee — total votes, 346. - Single-member District 4: Jose A. Macias Jr. — total votes, 251. - Single-member District 4: Bianca Hulsey — total votes, 225. - Single-member District 5: Arnoldo Salinas — total votes, 155. - Single-member District 5: Amanda Poteet — total votes, 384.
Trustee Suzanne Kenoyer read the tabulations and noted that the total number of counted and uncounted provisional ballots cast "is unavailable," and that statement closed the canvass report. The transcript shows no formal motion or roll-call vote to accept the canvass; the board recorded the figures aloud and then adjourned the special meeting at 3:04 p.m.
At the start of the meeting, the board asked whether any visitors had signed up to speak; a staff member, Miss Holmes, responded that no one had signed up. No further discussion, challenges to totals, or directions to staff are recorded in the transcript.
The board’s reading of the totals constitutes the record of the canvass in this meeting transcript; the transcript does not specify whether provisional ballots later were counted or how any unresolved ballots will be resolved.

