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General election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

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County Commissioner, Precinct 4

Race · November 3, 2026 general election

Llano County
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Jerry Don MossRepublican Incumbent
Leila Green LittleDemocratic
On ballot as
JERRY DON MOSS
LEILA GREEN LITTLE
Current role
Llano County Commissioner, Precinct 4 (since 2007; elected 2006)
Mostly a stay-at-home parent; some limited contract work as a researcher and freelance writer (per candidate, to DailyTrib)
Background
  • Worked as a mechanic and for a home builder (per candidate, to DailyTrib)
  • Joined Llano County Road and Bridge, Precinct 4, at age 22 (per candidate, to DailyTrib)
  • Llano Little League board (2000–2011 and since 2023) (per candidate)
  • Llano Crawfish Open board, 21 years (per candidate)
  • Farm Bureau director, 20 years (per candidate)
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  • Born in Fredericksburg (per candidate, to DailyTrib)
  • Raised in Llano County's Precinct 4; lifelong resident (per candidate, to DailyTrib)
  • 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
  • Precinct 4 crew chief, Llano County Road and Bridge, before running for commissioner (per candidate, to DailyTrib)
  • More than 400 hours of continuing education, Texas Association of Counties (per candidate)
  • Ran as a Democrat in 2006 and 2010 (per The Llano News)
  • No political office held in Llano County (per DailyTrib)
  • Has served on local planning committees and a local foundation board (per candidate)
Top priorities
  • "I will continue maintaining and upgrading the Llano County road system."
  • "I will continue to listen to the public and do what is right for this community."
  • "I will continue to work with the commissioners court to upgrade Llano County policies, facilities, and infrastructure."
  • "I will continue working with other municipalities, securing adequate EMS, and law enforcement, to protect our citizens."
  • "I will support all of this and at the same time work hard and maintain a low tax rate."
  • Lawsuit over the county library system: "I was a defendant in a lawsuit that shouldn't have ever happened." (December 2025)
  • "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: "I will support all of this and at the same time work hard and maintain a low tax rate."
  • Growth and infrastructure: Candidate profile, October 2026: "I will continue maintaining and upgrading the Llano County road system."
  • Flooding and drainage: Asked in February 2026 about a Precinct 4 bridge after the 2024 and 2025 floods: "Our professionals that work at road and bridge repaired the approaches to the bridge after multiple floods."
  • Public safety: Candidate profile, October 2026: "I will continue working with other municipalities, securing adequate EMS, and law enforcement, to protect our citizens."
  • 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
None found in our research
Campaign website
Not found
Not found

Jerry Don Moss

Republican Incumbent
On ballot as
JERRY DON MOSS
Current role
Llano County Commissioner, Precinct 4 (since 2007; elected 2006)
Background
  • Worked as a mechanic and for a home builder (per candidate, to DailyTrib)
  • Joined Llano County Road and Bridge, Precinct 4, at age 22 (per candidate, to DailyTrib)
  • Llano Little League board (2000–2011 and since 2023) (per candidate)
  • Llano Crawfish Open board, 21 years (per candidate)
  • Farm Bureau director, 20 years (per candidate)
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  • Born in Fredericksburg (per candidate, to DailyTrib)
  • Raised in Llano County's Precinct 4; lifelong resident (per candidate, to DailyTrib)
Experience
  • Precinct 4 crew chief, Llano County Road and Bridge, before running for commissioner (per candidate, to DailyTrib)
  • More than 400 hours of continuing education, Texas Association of Counties (per candidate)
  • Ran as a Democrat in 2006 and 2010 (per The Llano News)
Top priorities
  • "I will continue maintaining and upgrading the Llano County road system."
  • "I will continue to listen to the public and do what is right for this community."
  • "I will continue to work with the commissioners court to upgrade Llano County policies, facilities, and infrastructure."
  • "I will continue working with other municipalities, securing adequate EMS, and law enforcement, to protect our citizens."
  • "I will support all of this and at the same time work hard and maintain a low tax rate."
  • Lawsuit over the county library system: "I was a defendant in a lawsuit that shouldn't have ever happened." (December 2025)
Tidbits
  • Property taxes and budget: Candidate profile, October 2026: "I will support all of this and at the same time work hard and maintain a low tax rate."
  • Growth and infrastructure: Candidate profile, October 2026: "I will continue maintaining and upgrading the Llano County road system."
  • Flooding and drainage: Asked in February 2026 about a Precinct 4 bridge after the 2024 and 2025 floods: "Our professionals that work at road and bridge repaired the approaches to the bridge after multiple floods."
  • Public safety: Candidate profile, October 2026: "I will continue working with other municipalities, securing adequate EMS, and law enforcement, to protect our citizens."
Endorsements
None found in our research
Campaign website
Not found

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

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