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General election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

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Board of Trustees, Place 3

Race · November 3, 2026 general election

Round Rock ISD
Vote for oneResearched · fact-checked4-way race
Ayaan MoledinaNonpartisan
Vera SouthwellVera SouthwellNonpartisan
Amber Feller LandrumAmber Feller LandrumNonpartisan Incumbent
Gregory AndrewNonpartisan
On ballot as
Ayaan Moledina
Vera Southwell
Amber Feller Landrum
Gregory Andrew
Current role
Federal Policy Director, Students Engaged in Advancing Texas (SEAT)
Risk analytics manager
Round Rock ISD Board of Trustees, Place 3 (elected Nov. 6, 2018; took office Dec. 20, 2018; re-elected Nov. 8, 2022)
Family nurse practitioner
Background
  • Attended Spicewood Elementary and Canyon Vista Middle School, Round Rock ISD (per campaign)
  • Held roles at the U.S. House of Representatives and the Texas Legislature (per campaign)
  • Helps lead youth outreach and organizing for Brady: United Against Gun Violence (per campaign)
  • First-generation Pakistani-American, born and raised in Austin (per campaign)
  • Bachelor's degree, University of Texas at San Antonio (2010)
  • MBA in management science, University of Miami (2016)
  • Six Sigma Black Belt and Project Management Professional (per campaign)
  • Came to the United States in 2005 as an exchange student (per candidate); parent of four
  • Master's degree in education (per candidate)
  • Mental health professional and special education advocate (per candidate)
  • Round Rock ISD resident for 24 years (per candidate)
  • Round Rock ISD school volunteer for 18 years (per candidate)
  • Family nurse practitioner (since 2013) (per candidate)
  • Former emergency room nurse, Brackenridge Hospital (per candidate)
  • Former adjunct clinical nursing professor, Concordia University and Austin Community College (per candidate)
  • 23-year military veteran (per candidate)
  • Retired U.S. Army Reserve major (per candidate)
Experience
  • Has served on Round Rock ISD's School Health Advisory Council (per campaign)
  • Has served on the C.D. Fulkes Middle School PTA board (per campaign)
  • Lead organizer, White House roundtable on adolescent suicide prevention (2023 and 2024) (per campaign)
Not found
  • Board officer for six years, including three as board president (per candidate)
  • Chaired five district-wide committees (per candidate)
  • Round Rock ISD substitute teacher (1997–2002) (per candidate)
Top priorities
  • "increasing mental health and suicide prevention education for students and staff training"
  • "protecting diversity and inclusion programs"
  • "keeping Christian nationalism out of the classroom"
  • "improving student outcomes by focusing on learning and reducing reliance on standardized tests"
  • "reforming student discipline to stop the school-to-prison pipeline"
  • "Listen to students, families and staff; connect their experiences with the district's data; set clear priorities; measure results; and hold ourselves accountable."
  • Campaign site: "Budgets that hold up for years, not just one."
  • Campaign site: "A board that asks the superintendent for options and evidence, and votes independently."
  • Campaign site: "A clear path from concern to resolution, so problems get solved instead of passed around."
  • "Improving Student Outcomes- students must remain at the center of EVERY decision to improve academic successes and reach their highest potential."
  • "Teacher and Staff Retention- put additional dollars in their paycheck while making RRISD a place where they feel valued every day and know their contributions matter."
  • "I will ensure a balanced budget by increasing revenue and/or cutting expenses."
  • "Priority 1 education excellence, student and faculty satisfaction."
  • "Other priorities will be to help the district adapt to the budget changes."
Tidbits
  • Curriculum and instructional materials: Community Impact Q&A: priorities include "keeping Christian nationalism out of the classroom"
  • Library books: No public statement found
  • School funding and bonds: No public statement found
  • Vouchers / school choice: Campaign site: "Ayaan works on a daily basis on the frontline against school vouchers, bible-infused curriculum, and attacks on DEI."
  • Curriculum and instructional materials: Campaign site: "Every EdTech contract should show what it costs, how many students use it, and evidence that it works."
  • Library books: No public statement found
  • School funding and bonds: Community Impact Q&A: "The most pressing issue is financial sustainability and ensuring our resources are used effectively."
  • Vouchers / school choice: No public statement found
  • Curriculum and instructional materials: No public statement found
  • Library books: No public statement found
  • School funding and bonds: Community Impact Q&A: "I will ensure a balanced budget by increasing revenue and/or cutting expenses."
  • Vouchers / school choice: No public statement found
  • Curriculum and instructional materials: No public statement found
  • Library books: No public statement found
  • School funding and bonds: Community Impact Q&A: "Other priorities will be to help the district adapt to the budget changes."
  • Vouchers / school choice: No public statement found
Endorsements
  • Access Education RRISD
  • Williamson County Democratic Party
  • Ken Martin, Chair of the Democratic National Committee (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Greg Casar, United States Congressman (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Joaquin Castro, United States Congressman (listed by campaign)
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  • Hon. Chris Van Hollen, United States Senator (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Yassamin Ansari, United States Congresswoman (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Jamie Raskin, United States Congressman (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Sarah McBride, United States Congresswoman (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Malcolm Kenyatta, DNC Vice Chair and PA State Rep (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Hilda Montgomery, Round Rock City Councilmember (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Wendy Davis, Fmr. Texas State Senator (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Krista Laine, Austin City Council Member (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Vikki Goodwin, TX State Rep. and Dem. Nominee for Lt. Gov (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Frank Ortega, Round Rock City Council Member (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Dr. Michael Wei, Round Rock ISD Trustee (listed by campaign)
  • Tammy Conrad, President of Education Round Rock (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Zohaib Qadri, Austin City Council Member (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. José Garza, Travis County District Attorney (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Salman Bhojani, Texas State Representative (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Staci Childs, Fmr. Texas State Board of Education Member (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Jessica Cohen, Fmr. Travis County Democratic Party Chair (listed by campaign)
  • Skyler Korgel, President of Austin Stonewall Democrats (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Donna Howard, Texas State Representative (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Lulu Flores, Texas State Representative (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Suleman Lalani, Texas State Representative (listed by campaign)
  • Zeph Capo, Texas AFT President (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Andy Brown, Travis County Judge (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Celia Israel, Travis County Tax Assessor-Collector (listed by campaign)
  • Ken Zarifis, President of Education Austin (listed by campaign)
  • Daphne Hoffacker, Former Advocacy Chair, Austin Council of PTAs (listed by campaign)
  • Samantha Lopez-Resendez, Democratic Nominee for Texas State Representative, HD50 (listed by campaign)
  • Amber Goodwin, Assistant Travis County District Attorney (listed by campaign)
  • Selena Xie, Cand. for ATX City Council & Fmr. Pres., ATX EMS Assoc. (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Gustavo Reveles, State Board of Education Member (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Mike Siegel, Austin City Council Member (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Ryan Alter, Austin City Council Member (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. José Velásquez, Austin City Council Member (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Brigid Shea, Travis County Commissioner (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. George Morales, Travis County Commissioner (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Vanessa Fuentes, Austin City Council Member (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Sean Hassan, Austin Community College Trustee (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Kim Gilby, Williamson County Democratic Party Chair (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Marisa Perez-Diaz, State Board of Education Member (listed by campaign)
  • Allison Bush, Dem. Nominee for TX State Board of Ed. (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Bruce Elfant, Fmr. Travis County Tax Assessor-Collector (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Pooja Sethi, Democratic Nominee for Texas HD 47 (listed by campaign)
  • Jimmy Flannigan, Former Austin City Council Member (listed by campaign)
  • Chevonne Lorigo-Johst, Pflugerville ISD Board President (listed by campaign)
  • Reverend Dr. Josh Robinson, Senior Pastor at Hope Presbyterian Church (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Doug Greco, Former Travis County Democratic Party Chair (listed by campaign)
  • Nicole Golden, Executive Director of Texas Gun Sense (listed by campaign)
  • Jimmy Counihan, Public Ed Advocate and Candidate for AISD Trustee (listed by campaign)
  • Cameron Samuels, Executive Director of Students Engaged in Advancing Texas (listed by campaign)
  • Kristén Ylana, Integral Care Board Trustee and TXlege CoS (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Stacy Suits, Travis County Constable, Precinct 3 (listed by campaign)
  • Claire Reynolds, Democratic Nominee for CD11 (listed by campaign)
  • Sophia Mirto, President of Hands Off Central TX (listed by campaign)
  • David Albert, President of ACC chapter of AFT (listed by campaign)
  • Anna Eskamani, Florida State Representative and Candidate for Orlando Mayor (listed by campaign)
None found in our research
None found in our research
None found in our research

Ayaan Moledina

Nonpartisan
On ballot as
Ayaan Moledina
Current role
Federal Policy Director, Students Engaged in Advancing Texas (SEAT)
Background
  • Attended Spicewood Elementary and Canyon Vista Middle School, Round Rock ISD (per campaign)
  • Held roles at the U.S. House of Representatives and the Texas Legislature (per campaign)
  • Helps lead youth outreach and organizing for Brady: United Against Gun Violence (per campaign)
  • First-generation Pakistani-American, born and raised in Austin (per campaign)
Experience
  • Has served on Round Rock ISD's School Health Advisory Council (per campaign)
  • Has served on the C.D. Fulkes Middle School PTA board (per campaign)
  • Lead organizer, White House roundtable on adolescent suicide prevention (2023 and 2024) (per campaign)
Top priorities
  • "increasing mental health and suicide prevention education for students and staff training"
  • "protecting diversity and inclusion programs"
  • "keeping Christian nationalism out of the classroom"
  • "improving student outcomes by focusing on learning and reducing reliance on standardized tests"
  • "reforming student discipline to stop the school-to-prison pipeline"
Tidbits
  • Curriculum and instructional materials: Community Impact Q&A: priorities include "keeping Christian nationalism out of the classroom"
  • Library books: No public statement found
  • School funding and bonds: No public statement found
  • Vouchers / school choice: Campaign site: "Ayaan works on a daily basis on the frontline against school vouchers, bible-infused curriculum, and attacks on DEI."
Endorsements
  • Access Education RRISD
  • Williamson County Democratic Party
  • Ken Martin, Chair of the Democratic National Committee (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Greg Casar, United States Congressman (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Joaquin Castro, United States Congressman (listed by campaign)
Show all 60
  • Hon. Chris Van Hollen, United States Senator (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Yassamin Ansari, United States Congresswoman (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Jamie Raskin, United States Congressman (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Sarah McBride, United States Congresswoman (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Malcolm Kenyatta, DNC Vice Chair and PA State Rep (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Hilda Montgomery, Round Rock City Councilmember (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Wendy Davis, Fmr. Texas State Senator (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Krista Laine, Austin City Council Member (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Vikki Goodwin, TX State Rep. and Dem. Nominee for Lt. Gov (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Frank Ortega, Round Rock City Council Member (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Dr. Michael Wei, Round Rock ISD Trustee (listed by campaign)
  • Tammy Conrad, President of Education Round Rock (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Zohaib Qadri, Austin City Council Member (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. José Garza, Travis County District Attorney (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Salman Bhojani, Texas State Representative (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Staci Childs, Fmr. Texas State Board of Education Member (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Jessica Cohen, Fmr. Travis County Democratic Party Chair (listed by campaign)
  • Skyler Korgel, President of Austin Stonewall Democrats (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Donna Howard, Texas State Representative (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Lulu Flores, Texas State Representative (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Suleman Lalani, Texas State Representative (listed by campaign)
  • Zeph Capo, Texas AFT President (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Andy Brown, Travis County Judge (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Celia Israel, Travis County Tax Assessor-Collector (listed by campaign)
  • Ken Zarifis, President of Education Austin (listed by campaign)
  • Daphne Hoffacker, Former Advocacy Chair, Austin Council of PTAs (listed by campaign)
  • Samantha Lopez-Resendez, Democratic Nominee for Texas State Representative, HD50 (listed by campaign)
  • Amber Goodwin, Assistant Travis County District Attorney (listed by campaign)
  • Selena Xie, Cand. for ATX City Council & Fmr. Pres., ATX EMS Assoc. (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Gustavo Reveles, State Board of Education Member (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Mike Siegel, Austin City Council Member (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Ryan Alter, Austin City Council Member (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. José Velásquez, Austin City Council Member (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Brigid Shea, Travis County Commissioner (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. George Morales, Travis County Commissioner (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Vanessa Fuentes, Austin City Council Member (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Sean Hassan, Austin Community College Trustee (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Kim Gilby, Williamson County Democratic Party Chair (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Marisa Perez-Diaz, State Board of Education Member (listed by campaign)
  • Allison Bush, Dem. Nominee for TX State Board of Ed. (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Bruce Elfant, Fmr. Travis County Tax Assessor-Collector (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Pooja Sethi, Democratic Nominee for Texas HD 47 (listed by campaign)
  • Jimmy Flannigan, Former Austin City Council Member (listed by campaign)
  • Chevonne Lorigo-Johst, Pflugerville ISD Board President (listed by campaign)
  • Reverend Dr. Josh Robinson, Senior Pastor at Hope Presbyterian Church (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Doug Greco, Former Travis County Democratic Party Chair (listed by campaign)
  • Nicole Golden, Executive Director of Texas Gun Sense (listed by campaign)
  • Jimmy Counihan, Public Ed Advocate and Candidate for AISD Trustee (listed by campaign)
  • Cameron Samuels, Executive Director of Students Engaged in Advancing Texas (listed by campaign)
  • Kristén Ylana, Integral Care Board Trustee and TXlege CoS (listed by campaign)
  • Hon. Stacy Suits, Travis County Constable, Precinct 3 (listed by campaign)
  • Claire Reynolds, Democratic Nominee for CD11 (listed by campaign)
  • Sophia Mirto, President of Hands Off Central TX (listed by campaign)
  • David Albert, President of ACC chapter of AFT (listed by campaign)
  • Anna Eskamani, Florida State Representative and Candidate for Orlando Mayor (listed by campaign)
Campaign website
ayaan4rrisd.com
Vera Southwell

Vera Southwell

Nonpartisan
On ballot as
Vera Southwell
Current role
Risk analytics manager
Background
  • Bachelor's degree, University of Texas at San Antonio (2010)
  • MBA in management science, University of Miami (2016)
  • Six Sigma Black Belt and Project Management Professional (per campaign)
  • Came to the United States in 2005 as an exchange student (per candidate); parent of four
Experience
Not found
Top priorities
  • "Listen to students, families and staff; connect their experiences with the district's data; set clear priorities; measure results; and hold ourselves accountable."
  • Campaign site: "Budgets that hold up for years, not just one."
  • Campaign site: "A board that asks the superintendent for options and evidence, and votes independently."
  • Campaign site: "A clear path from concern to resolution, so problems get solved instead of passed around."
Tidbits
  • Curriculum and instructional materials: Campaign site: "Every EdTech contract should show what it costs, how many students use it, and evidence that it works."
  • Library books: No public statement found
  • School funding and bonds: Community Impact Q&A: "The most pressing issue is financial sustainability and ensuring our resources are used effectively."
  • Vouchers / school choice: No public statement found
Endorsements
None found in our research
Campaign website
verasouthwell.com
Amber Feller Landrum

Amber Feller Landrum

Nonpartisan Incumbent
On ballot as
Amber Feller Landrum
Current role
Round Rock ISD Board of Trustees, Place 3 (elected Nov. 6, 2018; took office Dec. 20, 2018; re-elected Nov. 8, 2022)
Background
  • Master's degree in education (per candidate)
  • Mental health professional and special education advocate (per candidate)
  • Round Rock ISD resident for 24 years (per candidate)
  • Round Rock ISD school volunteer for 18 years (per candidate)
Experience
  • Board officer for six years, including three as board president (per candidate)
  • Chaired five district-wide committees (per candidate)
Top priorities
  • "Improving Student Outcomes- students must remain at the center of EVERY decision to improve academic successes and reach their highest potential."
  • "Teacher and Staff Retention- put additional dollars in their paycheck while making RRISD a place where they feel valued every day and know their contributions matter."
  • "I will ensure a balanced budget by increasing revenue and/or cutting expenses."
Tidbits
  • Curriculum and instructional materials: No public statement found
  • Library books: No public statement found
  • School funding and bonds: Community Impact Q&A: "I will ensure a balanced budget by increasing revenue and/or cutting expenses."
  • Vouchers / school choice: No public statement found
Endorsements
None found in our research
Campaign website
amberfellerrrisd.com

Gregory Andrew

Nonpartisan
On ballot as
Gregory Andrew
Current role
Family nurse practitioner
Background
  • Family nurse practitioner (since 2013) (per candidate)
  • Former emergency room nurse, Brackenridge Hospital (per candidate)
  • Former adjunct clinical nursing professor, Concordia University and Austin Community College (per candidate)
  • 23-year military veteran (per candidate)
  • Retired U.S. Army Reserve major (per candidate)
Experience
  • Round Rock ISD substitute teacher (1997–2002) (per candidate)
Top priorities
  • "Priority 1 education excellence, student and faculty satisfaction."
  • "Other priorities will be to help the district adapt to the budget changes."
Tidbits
  • Curriculum and instructional materials: No public statement found
  • Library books: No public statement found
  • School funding and bonds: Community Impact Q&A: "Other priorities will be to help the district adapt to the budget changes."
  • Vouchers / school choice: No public statement found
Endorsements
None found in our research
Campaign website
Not found