Henderson County
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Scott TuleyRepublican Incumbent
Benjamin BeeneDemocratic
On ballot as
SCOTT TULEY
BENJAMIN BEENE
Current role
Henderson County Commissioner, Precinct 2 (elected November 2018)
Real estate sales (per Secretary of State filing)
Background
- TXU and Oncor, more than 20 years (per Athens Daily Review, 2019)
- Dallas Morning News distributor in the area, 14 years (per Athens Daily Review, 2019)
- Precinct 2 resident since 1999 (per Athens Daily Review, 2019)
Not found
Experience
- Successor to Wade McKinney, who became county judge
- V.G. Young Institute School for County Commissioners, early 2019 (per Athens Daily Review)
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Top priorities
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Tidbits
- Property taxes and budget: In March 2019, two months into his first term, on mixing road-repair material at the precinct instead of buying it: "To go out and buy the oil-sand costs $72 a ton. To do it here will cost $27 a ton."
- Growth and infrastructure: No public statement found
- Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
- Public safety: No public statement found
- Property taxes and budget: No public statement found
- Growth and infrastructure: No public statement found
- Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
- Public safety: No public statement found
Endorsements
None found in our research
None found in our research
Campaign website
Not found
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Scott Tuley
Republican Incumbent- On ballot as
- SCOTT TULEY
- Current role
- Henderson County Commissioner, Precinct 2 (elected November 2018)
- Background
- TXU and Oncor, more than 20 years (per Athens Daily Review, 2019)
- Dallas Morning News distributor in the area, 14 years (per Athens Daily Review, 2019)
- Precinct 2 resident since 1999 (per Athens Daily Review, 2019)
- Experience
- Successor to Wade McKinney, who became county judge
- V.G. Young Institute School for County Commissioners, early 2019 (per Athens Daily Review)
- Top priorities
- Not found
- Tidbits
- Property taxes and budget: In March 2019, two months into his first term, on mixing road-repair material at the precinct instead of buying it: "To go out and buy the oil-sand costs $72 a ton. To do it here will cost $27 a ton."
- Growth and infrastructure: No public statement found
- Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
- Public safety: No public statement found
- Endorsements
- None found in our research
- Campaign website
- Not found
Benjamin Beene
Democratic- On ballot as
- BENJAMIN BEENE
- Current role
- Real estate sales (per Secretary of State filing)
- Background
- Not found
- Experience
- Not found
- Top priorities
- Not found
- Tidbits
- Property taxes and budget: No public statement found
- Growth and infrastructure: No public statement found
- Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
- Public safety: No public statement found
- Endorsements
- None found in our research
- Campaign website
- Not found
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