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Jason B. Smith declared winner of Stephenville ISD Place 4 special election; board approves canvass

Stephenville Independent School District Board of Education · May 13, 2026
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Summary

The Stephenville ISD Board of Education on May 13 approved the official canvass of the May 2 special election, recording Jason B. Smith as the winner of the Place 4 two-year unexpired term with 557 votes (58.39%) out of 972 total votes (6.02% turnout).

The Stephenville Independent School District Board of Education on May 13 approved the official canvass of the May 2, 2026 special election and recorded Jason B. Smith as the winner of the Place 4 two-year unexpired term.

Board President Robert Barberee announced the tabulation provided by the Early Voting Ballot Board: total votes cast 972 and voter turnout 6.02%. The certified breakdown listed Jill McAngus with 397 votes (41.61%) and Jason B. Smith with 557 votes (58.39%); the minutes state, "Mr. Jason B. Smith was declared the winner of the May 2, 2026 Special Election, Place 4, Two-Year Unexpired Term." The board noted that a detailed breakdown of votes is attached to the official minutes.

Dr. Rita Cook moved to approve the canvass of the special election results; Mr. Donny Hill seconded the motion. The motion carried with votes in favor from President Robert Barberee, Mr. Donny Hill and Dr. Rita Cook. Four members were absent: Mr. Matt Miller, Mr. Ben McCleery, Mr. Chad Elms and Mr. Douglas Young. The meeting adjourned after the approval.

The board’s minutes record the results and attach the vote breakdown; no further action was taken at the called session.