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Louise ISD cancels uncontested November election, declares three trustees elected
Summary
After accepting certification of unopposed candidates, the board canceled the November 3 election and declared Mark Bain, Scott Charbula and Tanya Bram elected to their respective positions; motions carried unanimously.
The Louise Independent School District Board of Trustees accepted the Certification of Unopposed Candidates for the school board election that had been scheduled for Nov. 3, 2026, and voted to cancel the election and declare the unopposed candidates elected.
"Gary Yackel moved to accept the Certification of Unopposed Candidates for the Louise ISD School Board Election that was scheduled to be held on November 3, 2026 and Stephen Lutringer seconded. Motion carries 6-0," the minutes report. Following that acceptance, the board voted to cancel the election (motion by Scott Charbula) and then declared Mark Bain (Position 1), Scott Charbula (Position 3) and Tanya Bram (Position 4) elected.
The minutes record the board’s procedural acceptance and declarations; they do not include statements from the candidates or additional biographical information. The action results in those three candidates being elected without a contested vote and removes the district election from the Nov. 3 ballot for those positions.
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