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Clifton ISD trustees split 1,066 appraisal-district votes among four Bosque Central candidates
Summary
At a Dec. 11 special meeting the Clifton ISD Board allocated its 1,066 votes for the Bosque Central Appraisal District director election, splitting them 267/267/266/266 among four candidates; the motion passed 5-1 with one member dissenting and one absent.
The Clifton ISD Board on Dec. 11 voted to allocate the district's 1,066 taxing-unit votes in the Bosque Central Appraisal District director election among four candidates.
Board members agreed to cast 267 votes for Justin Blake, 267 for Robert Clark, 266 for Steve Harr and 266 for Doug Kieta. The motion to cast the 1,066 votes in that split was made by Board member Josh Ritzmann and seconded by Board member Matthew Domel; it passed on a roll call vote with five Yeas, one Nay and one absent.
Board member Steve Conrad was the lone dissent in the recorded vote. The official roll-call recorded: Nick Brown Yea; Steve Conrad Nay; Matthew Domel Yea; Julie New Yea; Josh Ritzmann Yea; Heather Willmann Yea; Alex Montes Absent (tally Yea 5, Nay 1, Absent 1). The board did not elaborate in public on the reasons for the split allocation during the recorded discussion.
The allocation determines how Clifton ISD's voting power as a taxing unit will be cast in the Bosque Central Appraisal District board election for the 2026'27 term. No additional implementation steps or follow-up motions were recorded in the public minutes.
