Johnson County Commissioner, Precinct 4

Larry Woolley is the Johnson County Commissioner for Precinct 4, and the county elections office lists him as an incumbent². On his campaign site he lists service as Precinct 4 commissioner from 2015 to the present, earlier work in education (vocational agriculture teacher, assistant principal, principal and a county-wide vocational coordinator) and a real estate and auction business since 1987³. He is the only candidate on the November 3, 2026 ballot for this seat¹.

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  • Woolley said, "There needs to be more study of these centers," and "There's got to be more time spent on studying the impact of these on multiple levels," and noted that numerous other Texas counties have approved similar resolutions. source
  • Commissioners unanimously approved a resolution calling for increased local control over data centers and a pause on new data center applications to allow time for a study of their impacts. The article does not say how he voted, and a unanimous board vote places no one. source

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