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General election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

Nonpartisan voter guide · Texas

LEILA GREEN LITTLE

Candidate · November 3, 2026 general election

Leila Green Little

Democratic
On ballot as
LEILA GREEN LITTLE
Current role
Mostly a stay-at-home parent; some limited contract work as a researcher and freelance writer (per candidate, to DailyTrib)
Background
  • Llano High School graduate (per candidate, to DailyTrib)
  • College and graduate school in Lubbock; then lived in Houston; moved back in 2017 (per candidate)
  • Speech-language pathologist, The University of Texas MD Anderson Cancer Center (2010–2017) (per candidate, to DailyTrib)
  • Private practice for about a year after moving back to Llano (per candidate)
  • Born in Austin (per candidate, to DailyTrib)
  • Moved to Kingsland with her family in 1997 (per candidate, to DailyTrib)
Experience
  • No political office held in Llano County (per DailyTrib)
  • Has served on local planning committees and a local foundation board (per candidate)
Top priorities
  • "Initiate discussion and action to secure sustainable funding for our county hospital with a hospital district tax"
  • "Address salary gap between our elected officials and other county employees in budget discussions"
  • "Initiate discussion and action to video record and archive public meetings"
  • "Create public forum opportunities for increased community input and feedback for any controversial agenda items"
  • "Initiate discussion and action to secure sustainable funding with a library district tax"
  • Why she is running: "I adamantly oppose the County's actions and this incumbent's votes and words specifically with respect to our county library system." (October 2026)
Tidbits
  • Property taxes and budget: Candidate profile, October 2026: "Initiate discussion and action to secure sustainable funding for our county hospital with a hospital district tax"
  • 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