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Your Elected Officials For Elections Information: www.smith-county.com LWV-Tyler website: 903-590-4777 lwvtyler.org Karen Nelson for more information on local Elections Administrator government, Voters Guide to 302 East Ferguson, Tyler candidates, and more Your Elected Officials: VOTING IN TEXAS November 2013 Election Video Cast of Government Meetings WHO MAY VOTE What’s Required • Citizen of the United States, 18 years Tyler City Council meetings are cablecast on Sud- or older. denlink Cable, Channel 3, at 3 a.m. and 7 p.m. on League of Women Voters of • Resident of Texas and Smith County Sundays, Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. Tyler/Smith County for at least 30 days immediately prior Tyler ISD Trustees’ to the day of election. regular meetings are • Resident of city or district for 30 days cablecast live on TISD Making Democracy Work if voting in city or special election TV, Channel 19, 7 pm. district. • Holder of a valid Voter Registration Contact Information for Elected Officials Certificate at least 30 days prior to election. National, State, County, and page This brochure funded in part by the VOTER REGISTRATION League of Women Voters of Texas Local Officials Federal 2 Where and How: Education Fund through community State 2—3 • By mail: at least 30 days prior to donations. Revised January, 2014. election Smith County 4 • In person: at the office of Election Making Democracy Work Administrator, 302 East Ferguson, City and School Tyler League of Women Voters of Tyler Officials • Online at P O Box 6271, Tyler Texas 75711 ●Arp 5 http://www.votexas.org/ NOTE : County, State, and Federal officials’ Phone: 903 597-9111 terms expire the beginning of the year shown. register_to_vote.html ●Bullard 5 Fax: 903 565-6653 City and school board officials serve through • At any state agency or public library election day of the year shown. or by an authorized deputy registrar. Email: [email protected] ●Chapel Hill 5 • By an agent: husband, wife, father, www.lwvtyler.org ●Hideaway 5 mother, son or daughter, if the relative ●Lindale 6 is a qualified voter. Tyler Public Library PHOTO ID NEEDED to VOTE 201 South College, Tyler Texas 75702 ●Noonday 6 Phone: 903 593-7323 In addition to the voter registration card, ●Troup 6 a voters must bring one of the following: Fax: 903 593-1329 ●Tyler 7 Texas driver’s license, Texas Election ID A Century of Lifelong Learning Funding by or Personal ID issued by DPS, Tx. con- ●Whitehouse 7 cealed handgun permit, U.S. citizenship certificate with photo, U.S. military ID For more information about voting ●Winona 7 card with photo, or U.S. passport in Texas, go to votetexas.gov Federal Offices State of Texas Offices Tyler Whitehouse Winona Term (Yrs.) Expires *NOTE: County, State, and Federal officials’ City of Tyler City of Whitehouse City of Winona Governor terms expire the beginning of the year shown. City Manager: Mark McDaniel City Manager: Kevin Huckabee Rick Perry (R) 4 2015 City Administrator: James Bixler City and school board officials serve through P.O. Box 2039 Tyler, Texas 75710 903-839-4914, Ext. 233 110 Dallas Street, Winona P. O. Box 12428 Austin, TX 78711-2428 903-531-1250 903-531-1100 P. O. Box 776 Whitehouse, TX 75791 election day of the year shown. P.O. Box 97 Winona, Texas 75792 (512) 463-2000 Office: 1100 San Jacinto www.cityoftyler.org Fax: 903-839-4915 whitehousetx.org Citizen assistance hotline (800) 843-5789 903-877-3381 Fax: 903-877-2370 Term (Yrs) Expires City Hall: 212 N. Bonner Adm Bldg: 101 Bascom Rd, Whitehouse Citizen opinion hotline (800) 252-9600 email: [email protected] President City Council Fax (512) 463-1849 www.governor.state.tx.us City Council winonatexas.com Barack H. Obama (D) 4 2016 District Term Expires Place Term Exp. Nov. City Council Term Expires White House Mayor (At Large) 2014 Lt. Governor Mayor Danny Hogden 2014 Rusty Smith, Mayor 903-877-3381 2014 Washington, D.C. 20500 David Dewhurst (R) 4 2015 Barbara Bass (202) 456-1414 Fax (202) 456-2461 P.O. Box 12068 (512) 463-0001 1 Central 2015 1 Kelvin Fox 2015 Donna Royal 2014 [email protected] Austin, Texas 78711 (800) 441-0373 Sam Mezayak 2 Pat Powell 2014 2 West Earl Brown 2014 www.ltgov.state.tx.us Fax (512) 936-6700 2014 3 Ben Dieter 2015 Vice President Darryl Bowdre Pat Schlau 903-877-4773 2015 Attorney General 4 Joe Biden (D) 4 2016 3 Northwest 2015 Charles Parker 2014 Greg Abbott (R) 4 2015 Ed Moore 5 Jim Horn 2015 Tommy Brock 2015 Old Executive Office Building P.O. Box 12548 Austin, Texas 78711-2548 4 Northeast 2015 17th Street at Pennsylvania Ave. N.W. (512) 463-2100 (800) 252-8011 Terms expire in November. Michael Jones Mayor Pro Tem 2015 Washington, D. C. 20050 (202) 456-2326 Fax (512) 475-2994 Martin Heines 03-593-7580 vice. [email protected] Supreme Court Bldg. 300 W. 15th Street 5 East 2015 [email protected] Mark Whatley Whitehouse City Coun- 6 South 2015 cil meets the 4th Tues- Winona City Aldermen meet the 3rd U.S. Senators www.oag.state.tx.us Tuesday of each month at 6:30 pm at the John Cornyn (R) 6 2014 John Nix 477 day of each month at 6 Comptroller of Public Accounts Community Center, 520 Dallas Street. 517 Hart Senate Office Building pm at City Council Susan Combs (R) 4 2015 Washington, D. C. 20510 Chambers, 311 E. Main Street . 111 E. 17th Street Austin, Texas 78774 (202) 224-2934 Fax (202) 228-2856 Tyler City Council P.O. Box 13528, Capitol Sta. meets the 2nd and 4th Winona Independent (903) 593-0902 (800) 252-5555 Fax (512) 475-0352 Wednesday of every Whitehouse Independent TTY 800 248 4099 Span 800 252 7875 School District month at 9 am at Ted Cruz (R) 6 2018 Non-tax matters: (888) 334-4112 School District Superintendent: Denise Shetter City Hall, 212 N. Bonner. 185 Dirkson Senate Office Building www.cpa.state.tx.us Tyler Off: ( 903) 534-0333 Superintendent: Daniel Dupree 611 Wildcat Drive Winona TX 75792 Washington, D. C. 20510 (202) 224-5922 106 West Wildcat Drive 903 939-4001, 903 877 9387 [fax] (214) 361-3500 Fax (202) 228-0755 Commissioner, General Land Office Whitehouse TX 75791 winonaisd.org Tyler Independent School District www.hutchison.senate.gov/e-mail.htm Jerry Patterson (R) 4 2015 903 839-5500 903-5515 (fax) Superintendent: Gary Mooring Trustees P.O. Box 12873 Austin, Tx 78711-2873 P.O. Box 2035 Tyler, Texas 75710 www.whitehouseisd.org U.S. Representatives 1700 North Congress Ave. Ste. 840 Austin Place Term Expires Adm.Building: Trustees District 1 www.glo.state.tx.us (512) 463-5001 1 Linda Waters, Pres. 2015 1319 Earl Campbell Pkwy. Place Term Expires Louie Gohmert (R) 2 2014 (800) 998-4GLO Fax (512) 475-1558 2 Stephanie Parker 2015 (903) 262-1000 www.tylerisd.org 1 Patrick Moran Vice Pres 2014 508 Cannon House Office Bldg. (202)225-3035 Commissioner of Agriculture 3 Randy Hawkins 2017 Board of Trustees Term Expires 2 Howard Patterson 2014 Washington, D. C. 20515 Fax (202) 225-5866 Todd Staples (R) 4 2015 Dist. 1 4 James Bixler 2015 [email protected] P.O. Box 12847 Austin, Texas 78711-2847 R. Wade Washmon 2016 3 Darrell Crymes 2014 1121 ESE Loop 323, Suite 206 5 Headlee Daniels 2015 Stephen F. Austin Bldg. 1700 N.Congress Av. Dist. 2 Orenthia Mason, Pres 2014 4 Greg Hood 2014 Tyler, TX 75701 (903) 561-6349 (512) 463-7476 Fax (888) 223-8861 Dist. 3 Jean Washington 2016 6 Patrice Coulter 2017 www.house.gov/gohmert Fax (903) 561-7110 5 Wade Weathers, Sect. 2014 Tyler Regional Office: (903) 939-3999 Dist. 4 Shirley Jordan 2014 7 Mark Winters 2017 www.agr.state.tx.us email: con- 6 Kevin Cashion 2014 [email protected] Dist. 5 Ross Strader 2014 7 Vince Primo President 2014 Customer Hotline: 800 TELL TDA Dist. 6 Marty M. Dunbar 2016 Winona ISD trustees meet the 3rd Mon- Secretary of State Dist. 7 Andy Bergfeld, VP 2015 day of each month at 7:00 p.m. in Nandita Berry (appointed) the Winona ISD Central Administration Tyler ISD trustees meet the 3rd Whitehouse ISD trustees meetings are building board room, 605 Wildcat Dr. P. O. Box 12887 Austin, Texas 78711-2887 Thursday of each month at 7:00 p.m. in accordance with the annual district (512) 463-5770 (unless otherwise posted) at the board calendar at 6 pm in the Wildcat Page 2 Elections Information: (800) 252-8683 Plyler Instructional Complex—807 Annex at 109 West Wildcat Drive. West Glenwood. www.sos.state.tx.us Page 7 Lindale Noonday StateTroup of Texas Offices Texas Legislature Term (Yrs.) Expires State Senators City of Lindale City of Troup NOTE: City of Noonday Railroad Commission 6 Term (Yrs.) Expires City Administrator: Owen Scott City Administrator, Gene Cottle County, State, P.O. Box 6425 Tyler TX 75711 P.O. Box 12967 www.senate.state.tx.us P.O. Box 130, Lindale, TX 75771 P.O. Box 637, Troup TX 75789 and Federal 903-561-3351 Austin, Texas 78711-2967 District 1 903-882-3422 Fax 903-882-4403 Table of C onte nts officials’ terms cityofnoonday.com City Hall: 106 East Duval (512) 463-7144 (512) 463-7288 Kevin P.Eltife (R) 4 2017 Emails: [email protected] 903-842-3128 P.O. Box 12068 Capitol Station expire the City Aldermen Term Expires Fax (800) 227-8392 or (512) 936-1950 www.lindaletx.gov trouptexas.org TDD 800 735-7288 www.rrc.state.tx.us Austin, Tx 78711 [email protected] beginning of the City Council Mike Turman, Mayor 2014 (512) 463-0101 Fax (512) 475-3751 year shown.
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