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Liberty Hill ISD board canvasses May 2 trustee election and accepts results
Summary
At its May 13, 2026 meeting the Liberty Hill ISD Board of Trustees officially canvassed the May 2 trustee election and accepted the results; Chris Neighbors won Place 1, Kendall Carter won Place 2 (unopposed), and Jamie Edsform won Place 4 to finish a one‑year term.
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The Liberty Hill ISD Board of Trustees formally canvassed and accepted the results of the May 2, 2026 trustee election at a meeting called to order at 5:00 p.m. on May 13, 2026. The Chair announced the session and confirmed the meeting had been posted in accordance with the Texas Open Meetings Act.
"This meeting has been duly called and posted in accordance with the Texas Open Meetings Act, Texas Government Code §551.001," the Chair said as the board opened the session. The board then moved to canvass the ballots and record the results in the meeting minutes.
The board reported the following tallies for contested positions: in Place 1, Chris Neighbors received 591 votes, Kevin Weber 67, and Albert Kennedy 375; the board announced Neighbors the winner for a three‑year term. Kendall Carter won Place 2 with 798 votes; Carter ran unopposed. For Place 4, Jamie Edsform received 563 votes, Jared Yeager 316 and Antonio Pinos 121; the board announced Edsform as the winner to serve the remaining one‑year term through next May.
A motion to accept the May 2, 2026 board of trustees election results "as presented" was made during the meeting; Mrs. Snargrove was recorded by the Chair as the mover and Chris Neighbors was identified as the seconder. The Chair called for those in favor by raised hands and announced that the motion "carries." The transcript does not include a numerical vote tally.
After accepting the canvass, the Chair asked for a motion to adjourn. A motion to adjourn was made and Mr. Neighbors was named in that exchange; the public transcript ends shortly after the adjournment motion was introduced.
Actions recorded at the meeting were limited to the formal canvass and its acceptance; there were no public comments and no additional board actions recorded in the available transcript.

