Haggard leads New Caney ISD Position 2 race in early voting
In early voting for the Nov. 3, 2026 election, Kristina Haggard led the New Caney ISD trustee Position 2 race with 39.36% of votes cast. Incumbent trustee Creg Mixon did not file for reelection; four candidates ran for his seat. Board President Elizabeth Harrell filed for reelection unopposed.
- When it happened
- Early voting before Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026 election
- Where
- New Caney ISD
- First reported by an outlet
- Nov 3, 2026 at 8:49 pm
- Confirmed by
- the original record or a trusted outlet
Taxes & money
None stated in this story's sources.
New Caney ISD school tax rate, 2026-27
- Total rate
- $1.2393 per $100 of taxable value
- Year before
- $1.2552 per $100
- Adopted
- August 17, 2026
- School tax on the median home
- $1,628.86 a year on a $131,434 home ($1,631.76 the year before)
Source: Community Impact, "New Caney ISD approves balanced $244M FY 2026-27 general fund budget", August 20, 2026. This comes from that record, not from this story's sources. Checked October 19, 2026. Your bill also includes county, city and district taxes; your appraisal notice has the full list.
Who's involved
The facts
- In early voting, Kristina Haggard led the New Caney ISD trustee Position 2 race with 39.36% of votes, or 74 out of 188 votes cast[1]
- Creg Mixon, the incumbent New Caney ISD trustee in Position 2, did not file for reelection in the Nov. 3, 2026 election[1]
- Four candidates ran for New Caney ISD trustee Position 2 after Mixon did not file for reelection[1]
- Elizabeth Harrell, New Caney ISD board President, filed for reelection with no opponent; the filing period for candidate applications closed at 5 p.m. Aug. 17, 2026[1]
- New Caney ISD board members are elected to at-large positions for three-year terms in nonpartisan elections[1]
- All results reported were unofficial until canvassed[1]
Sources
- News Kristina Haggard leads New Caney ISD Position 2 race Community Impact · Nov 3, 2026
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