Lampasas ISD bond decision: Unofficial results on $139.6 million package now available

  • Voters decided on three propositions totaling $139.6 million in the May 2 election.
    Voters decided on three propositions totaling $139.6 million in the May 2 election.
  • Lampasas City Council Place 4 Councilwoman Cathy Kuehne fended off a challenge from Bob Goodart to remain in her seat.
    Lampasas City Council Place 4 Councilwoman Cathy Kuehne fended off a challenge from Bob Goodart to remain in her seat.
  • Incumbent Courtney Duncan and Anthony Resa won the two at-large seats on the Lometa ISD Board of Trustees in Saturday's election.
    Incumbent Courtney Duncan and Anthony Resa won the two at-large seats on the Lometa ISD Board of Trustees in Saturday's election.

    Lampasas ISD voters approved Proposition A — which funds a new middle school campus — but rejected the other two propositions in the $139.6 million bond election. Unofficial results are now available for contested races on the Lampasas City Council and Lometa ISD Board of Trustees.

    Results available bellow: 

    LAMPASAS ISD BOND ELECTION

    Proposition A – Issuance of bonds in the amount of $115,550,000 for school facilities, with priority given to a new middle school, district-wide safety and security improvements, and buses
    For: 1,310 (53.25%)
    Against: 1,150 46.75%)

    Proposition B – Issuance of bonds in the amount of $21,580,000 for school facilities, with priority given to a new covered multi-purpose facility and a new covered band facility
    For: 968 (39.67%)
    Against: 1,472 (60.33 %)

    Proposition C – Issuance of bonds in the amount of $2,500,000 for existing school stadium facilities
    For: 931 (38.16%)
    Against: 1,509 (61.84%) 

    LAMPASAS CITY COUNCIL PLACE 4
    Cathy Kuehne (i) : 456 (55.14%)
    Bob Goodart: 371 (44.86%)

    LOMETA ISD BOARD OF TRUSTEES (At-Large – Top 2 Win)
    1) Courtney Duncan (i): 70 (50%)
    2) Anthony Resa: 53 (37.86%)
    3) Lydia Davis: 17 (12.14%)