Burnet County Republican Executive Committee members include, front row from left, Steven Todd, Precinct 20; Kathy Sievers, Precinct 15; Gloria Blanton, Precinct 22; and Paul Brady, Precinct 19; back row from left, Linda Rogers, county chairman; Kerry Spradley, Precinct 21; Col. (Ret.) Ed Klaus, Precinct 7; Patricia Towai, Precinct 5; Jan Keele, Precinct 17; and Cliff Stripling, Precinct 18. Not pictured: Mary Hicks, Precinct 2; Hank Lewis, Precinct 6; John White, Precinct 10; Barbara Phillips, Precinct 11; Mary Moore, Precinct 12; Reta Whitley, Precinct 13; Cody Rutledge, Precinct 14; and Johnnie B. Rogers, Precinct 16. The Republican Party of Burnet County has named two new members to its executive committee.

Kathy Sievers will represent Precinct 15, and Steven Todd will serve as precinct chair for Precinct 20.

"We are glad to have them on board with us during this exciting time in our election cycle of choosing our next president of the United States," said Linda Rogers, Burnet County Republican chairman.

Ms. Sievers works at the Burnet County Sheriff's Office and has been in the law enforcement field for more than 23 years.

Todd is an attorney with the Texas Attorney General's office in Austin.

Mrs. Rogers also invited all Burnet County Republicans to attend the Tuesday Election Night Watch event at GOP headquarters on the downtown square in Burnet.

"We will get started about 6:30, and our first election returns (early voting results) should be coming in around 7:30," Mrs. Rogers said.

Those who attend are asked to bring a dish of finger foods or snacks.