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General election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Nonpartisan voter guide · Texas

Board of Trustees, Place 6

Race · November 3, 2026 general election

Round Rock ISD
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Fabian CueroFabian CueroNonpartisan Incumbent
Troy J. EvanovichNonpartisan
On ballot as
Fabian Cuero
Troy J. Evanovich
Current role
Round Rock ISD Board of Trustees, Place 6
Education and quality executive (per his candidate questionnaire)
Background
  • Bachelor's degree, Texas State University (2021)
  • Business intelligence analyst
  • Round Rock resident since 2000 (per candidate)
  • Father of three; two of his children graduated from Stony Point High School (per candidate)
  • B.S. in education (per campaign)
  • M.S. in quality systems management (per campaign)
  • Military veteran and former Round Rock ISD substitute teacher (per his questionnaire answers)
  • 29 years of military service: U.S. Air Force, U.S. Army and Texas State Guard (per campaign)
Experience
  • Appointed to Place 6 by the board in September 2025 after trustee Tiffanie Harrison resigned
  • Former co-chair, 2024 Citizens Bond Committee (per candidate)
  • Former Citizens Bond Committee member and chair of its growth subcommittee (per candidate)
  • Former WATCH D.O.G.S. volunteer, STARS mentor and PTA vice president of membership (per candidate)
Not found
Top priorities
  • "Elevate least performing students while challenging high performing ones."
  • "Reduce discipline referrals impacting Black, Brown, and underserved students."
  • "Become an advocate for educators and public schools at the next legislative session."
  • "My priorities are improving student achievement, supporting and retaining exceptional teachers, ensuring safe schools, strengthening fiscal responsibility, and increasing transparency and accountability."
  • "I will focus district resources on the classroom, promote responsible stewardship of taxpayer dollars, and ensure decisions put students first while rebuilding trust with families and the community."
Tidbits
  • Curriculum and instructional materials: No public statement found
  • Library books: No public statement found
  • School funding and bonds: Community Impact Q&A: "Since the State continues to underfund public schools, RRISD has to make hard choices to stay balanced."
  • 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: Campaign site: "Every dollar should have a purpose, results should be measurable, and taxpayers should understand where the money goes."
  • Vouchers / school choice: No public statement found
Endorsements
  • Access Education RRISD
  • Williamson County Democratic Party
  • Congressman Pete Sessions, United States Representative, Texas' 17th Congressional District (listed by campaign)
  • Terry M. Wilson, Texas State Representative (listed by campaign)
  • Constable Kevin Wilkie, Williamson County Precinct 3 (listed by campaign)
  • Congressman John Carter, U.S. Representative, Texas's 31st Congressional District (listed by campaign)
Campaign website
cuero4rrisd.com
troyfortrustee.com
Fabian Cuero

Fabian Cuero

Nonpartisan Incumbent
On ballot as
Fabian Cuero
Current role
Round Rock ISD Board of Trustees, Place 6
Background
  • Bachelor's degree, Texas State University (2021)
  • Business intelligence analyst
  • Round Rock resident since 2000 (per candidate)
  • Father of three; two of his children graduated from Stony Point High School (per candidate)
Experience
  • Appointed to Place 6 by the board in September 2025 after trustee Tiffanie Harrison resigned
  • Former co-chair, 2024 Citizens Bond Committee (per candidate)
  • Former Citizens Bond Committee member and chair of its growth subcommittee (per candidate)
  • Former WATCH D.O.G.S. volunteer, STARS mentor and PTA vice president of membership (per candidate)
Top priorities
  • "Elevate least performing students while challenging high performing ones."
  • "Reduce discipline referrals impacting Black, Brown, and underserved students."
  • "Become an advocate for educators and public schools at the next legislative session."
Tidbits
  • Curriculum and instructional materials: No public statement found
  • Library books: No public statement found
  • School funding and bonds: Community Impact Q&A: "Since the State continues to underfund public schools, RRISD has to make hard choices to stay balanced."
  • Vouchers / school choice: No public statement found
Endorsements
  • Access Education RRISD
  • Williamson County Democratic Party
Campaign website
cuero4rrisd.com

Troy J. Evanovich

Nonpartisan
On ballot as
Troy J. Evanovich
Current role
Education and quality executive (per his candidate questionnaire)
Background
  • B.S. in education (per campaign)
  • M.S. in quality systems management (per campaign)
  • Military veteran and former Round Rock ISD substitute teacher (per his questionnaire answers)
  • 29 years of military service: U.S. Air Force, U.S. Army and Texas State Guard (per campaign)
Experience
Not found
Top priorities
  • "My priorities are improving student achievement, supporting and retaining exceptional teachers, ensuring safe schools, strengthening fiscal responsibility, and increasing transparency and accountability."
  • "I will focus district resources on the classroom, promote responsible stewardship of taxpayer dollars, and ensure decisions put students first while rebuilding trust with families and the community."
Tidbits
  • Curriculum and instructional materials: No public statement found
  • Library books: No public statement found
  • School funding and bonds: Campaign site: "Every dollar should have a purpose, results should be measurable, and taxpayers should understand where the money goes."
  • Vouchers / school choice: No public statement found
Endorsements
  • Congressman Pete Sessions, United States Representative, Texas' 17th Congressional District (listed by campaign)
  • Terry M. Wilson, Texas State Representative (listed by campaign)
  • Constable Kevin Wilkie, Williamson County Precinct 3 (listed by campaign)
  • Congressman John Carter, U.S. Representative, Texas's 31st Congressional District (listed by campaign)
Campaign website
troyfortrustee.com

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