Voters To Decide Municipal Elections
Sugar Land Mayor, Klein Bond On Ballots
POSTED: Friday, May 9, 2008
HOUSTON -- Voters headed to the polls Saturday to elect new leaders in numerous municipal elections, KPRC Local 2 reported.The highest profile races include electing a new mayor in Sugar Land and deciding the fate of a multimillion-dollar bond proposal in Klein.Residents in Sugar Land will also elect a new city council member.Jimmy Thompson, Daniel Wong and Russell Jones are up for mayor while Jacquie Chaumette faces S.B. Gaddi for At-Large Pos. 2.Voters in northwest Harris County will decide the fate of a proposed $647 million bond for the Klein Independent School District.The proposed bond would be distributed as follows.
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- $346 million to build seven new schools $247 million for renovations $38 million for technology $6 million for safety and security
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