Six seats on the State Board of Education will be filled by newly elected members, according to The Texan.
Retirements, candidates running for other offices, and an incumbent losing a primary reshaped the field.
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Retirements, candidates seeking other offices, and an incumbent's primary loss have reshaped the State Board of Education, according to The Texan.
Six seats on the State Board of Education will be filled by newly elected members, according to The Texan.
Retirements, candidates running for other offices, and an incumbent losing a primary reshaped the field.
Written by The Alamo Republican from The Texan’s reporting, using only the facts in it. The Texan’s own headline: “SBOE Turnover: Six Seats Set for Newly Elected Members”
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