It would be easier if they all had to run under the Party system.

I believe state law says there can't be party labels on ballots for school boards. Additionally we all know the label doesn't mean anything anymore anyway. Trump calls himself a republican for goodness sake.
To find out who is conservative you may actually have to read up on the candidates and make an informed decision in the voting booth.

The Community Impact newspaper that came in the mail today would answer your question, unfortunately the articles aren't on-line yet.

They'll just lie to you either way.

The only thing you can do is look at their voting record and then vote them out.

BQ78 said:

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The Community Impact newspaper that came in the mail today would answer your question, unfortunately the articles aren't on-line yet.

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Thanks, that helped.

None of them.

Who did the local news endorse?


Vote the opposite.

It wasn't that difficult to figure out who the leftists of that cesspool were a few years ago when dads were getting arrested and the small minority bloc on the board was getting censured

I can't imagine why it would be any harder now. Just ask people who actually know these people. And if a conservative is running, that does not let you know they are conservative, then there is no reason to vote for them

I'm not sure it matters though. The voters will elect the liberals in that district.

It ain't Southlake

BQ78 said:

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The Community Impact newspaper that came in the mail today would answer your question, unfortunately the articles aren't on-line yet.

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You cant trust this

Why not? The candidates respond to written questions with written answers. It is easy to tell the woke candidates from the semi-rational ones.