Local election results for school board and city council

It’s official—polls have closed, the votes are in, and Levelland has spoken.

Voters across the city weighed in on three key races this election cycle: two contested seats on the Levelland ISD School Board and one on the Levelland City Council. With decisions now finalized, here’s a breakdown of the winners and what it could mean for the future of local leadership.

Levelland ISD School Board Results

District 3

The race for District 3 was between Jeremiah Gavina and Mike Stafford—both longtime residents with a vested interest in education and the future of Levelland’s youth.

Winner: Mike Stafford, 54 votes; Jeremiah Gavina, 52 votes.

At-Large Position

In the at-large contest, Kay Franklin and Gary Bridges campaigned on district-wide engagement and student success—each bringing a distinct vision for the board.

Winner: Gary Bridges, 412 votes; Kay Franklin, 137 votes.

Levelland City Council – District D

In the only city council race on the ballot, Michael Stueart and Josh Randol faced off for the District D seat, a role with influence on community development, city infrastructure, and local governance.

Winner: Michael Stueart, 102 votes; Josh Randol, 71 votes.

What’s Next?

The newly elected officials will begin their terms in the coming weeks.

We’ll be following closely as each elected official begins their work—and we’ll continue holding space for community voices throughout the process.

Check back soon for full interviews, profiles, and post-election coverage.

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