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Candidate First and Last NameOffice you are speakingPrimary Voting History *as mentioned in the last question, the answers in the column below indicate the voting history of the candidate in primary elections in the past 5 primary elections. Political Affiliation
*The Parker County Republican Party will disclose the voting history of candidates seeking local office, including whether the candidate previously voted in Republican and/or Democrat primaries or none at all.		1. Radical Ideology in Schools:
Do you support efforts to keep radical ideologies, such as critical race theory or gender theory, out of K-12 classrooms in Parker County?		2. Parental Rights:
Do you believe parents should have the primary authority in decisions regarding their children's education, including the right to review curriculum materials and opt-out of certain lessons?		3. Administrative Accountability:
Do you support requirements that superintendents report crimes within schools to outside law enforcement and the removal of immunity from civil liability for schools and their employees. ?		4. Lower Taxes:
Do you support policies that aim to reduce local taxes, helping residents and businesses keep more of their hard-earned money?		5. Small Government:
Do you believe in reducing the size of government and streamlining government operations to ensure taxpayer dollars are spent efficiently?		6. Bonds:
Do you believe cities, counties, and school boards should create and promote bond projects for citizens to vote on when the entity is already in debt?		7. Transparency and Accountability:
Do you believe in promoting transparency in government spending and holding elected officials accountable for their actions?		8. Efficient Use of Local Resources:
Do you support implementing strict measures, such as regular audits and performance reviews, to ensure that local government funds are used efficiently and that wasteful spending is eliminated in Parker County?		9. Sanctity of Life:
Do you support pro-life policies that protect the unborn and defend the rights of the unborn child? Ex - making your city a sanctuary city for the unborn, promoting adoption, supporting local pregnancy resource centers.		10. Traditional Family Values:
Do you believe that traditional family structures, as defined by one man and one woman, should be upheld and supported at the local government level?		11. Support for Law Enforcement:
Do you commit to supporting law enforcement and ensuring they have the resources necessary to protect our communities and uphold the rule of law?		12. Law Enforcement Funding:
Do you support increasing funding for law enforcement training, equipment, and community safety programs, while ensuring that such investments are fiscally responsible and do not lead to unnecessary taxpayer burden?		13. Managing Growth and Infrastructure:
With Parker County experiencing growth, do you support prioritizing investments in infrastructure (roads, utilities, schools) to accommodate new residents while ensuring that spending remains fiscally responsible?		14. Individual Liberties:
Do you believe that local governments and school boards should respect and uphold personal freedoms, including the right of individuals to make their own health decisions without undue interference?		15. Individual Liberties:
Do you support vaccine mandates, mask mandates, or lockdowns on individuals, businesses, or churches?		Any additional comments?Signature:
By signing below, I affirm that the information provided in this survey is accurate to the best of my knowledge and reflects my commitment to the values of the Parker County GOP.		Date:
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Kelli StahlAledo ISD School Board Place 55X Republican PrimariesRepublicanYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesNoKelli Stahl4/1/2025
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Daniel WoodsWeatherford ISD Place 45X Republican PrimariesRepublicanYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesNoI believe that parents should have a large say in what they want to teach their kid while also making sure this kids have every opportunity to succeed. Daniel Woods 4/1/2025
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Eric ContrerasWillow Park City Council - Place 14X Republican PrimariesRepublicanYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesNoQuestion 6 - I support the tax payers/residents having a bond presented and the ability to vote on it in General Elections. I do not think government should promote the bond, it should be presented to the public with both view points and let voters make their own decision.Eric Contreras4/2/2025
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Paul PaschallMayor - City of Weatherford5X Republican PrimariesRepublicanYesYesYesYesYesNoYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesNoNonePaul S. Paschall4/2/2025
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Jeremiah StokerAledo ISD School Board Place 4No PrimariesRepublicanYesYesYesYesYesNoYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesNoI answered “No” to bonds on question 6. 30 and 30+ year bond notes is worrisome to me.Jeremiah Stoker4/5/2025
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Samuel Stephens Weatherford ISD School Board Place 41X Republican PrimariesRepublicanYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesNoThe position I am seeking is non partisan. I will be making decisions that represent both left and right. I am honored to be considered as your Board Place 4 candidate. Samuel Stephens 4/7/2025
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Todd CovingtonAledo Council Place 21X Republican PrimariesRepublicanYesYesYesYesYesNoYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesNoTodd Covington4/9/2025
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Teresa PalmerMayor5x Republican PrimariesRepublicanYesYesYesYesYesNoYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesNoTeresa Palmer4/9/2025
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Mike KelleyMayor of Springtown 4X Republican Primaries, 1X Democrat PrimareisRepublicanYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesNo
Regarding Q1: I have been involved in education in Parker County for more than 25 years…I am pleased to report that I have not seen “radical ideologies” in our k-12 classrooms, and appreciate Rep. Olcott’s recent comments that he is confident such things are not going on in Parker County’s schools, either. Regarding Q6: I believe it is appropriate to distribute the expense of certain projects across a broad timeline if a) interest rates are acceptable, and b) the lifespan of the project is expected to be lengthy. As an example, I think it is in the best interest of our citizens that we NOT burden taxpayers with high Interest and Sinking (I&S) taxes in a very short-term, so that a bond for a 50-year school building is entirely funded by a group of people around for the first 15 years of the building’s use. Isn’t it logical that the stakeholders that arrive in years 16-30 also pitch in (fiscally) to support the building? If the population continues to grow, it’s likely the tax base also grew…a tax base that could support another new building IF IT IS NECESSARY to accommodate the new growth. If the state moves to prohibit doing so, I would fear that taxing entities might become too aggressive and “over-build” out of fear that they might need to prepare for very long-term growth that never comes.
Mike Kelley4/9/2025
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MillenniumAnton WoodsMayorNo Primaries3rd Party (excluding independent)NoYesYesYesYesNoYesYesYesYesYesYesYesYesNo"The time in the world would not stand still change, which is the law of life. Those who only look forward to the past or the present are certain to miss the future." -JFK 1963MillenniumAnton Woods4/14/2025
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*Names in bold are completed candidate surveys
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Forrest CollinsAledo ISD, Place 4 5x Republican Primaries
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Lynn MorganAledo ISD, Place 52x Republican Primaries
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Miles D. Lewis Aledo ISD, Place 5No Primaries
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Leia Brown Aledo ISD, Place 5No Primaries
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Jeremy May Azle ISD, Place 5 Unable to find
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Bill Lane Azle ISD, Place 6Unable to find
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Lisa Rettew Azle ISD, Place 74x Republican Primaries
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Jeff Edwards Azle ISD, Place 75x Republican Primaries
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Heidi Ritthaler Millsap ISDNo Primaries
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Ryan Shands Millsap ISD4x Republican Primaries
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Sunny Bates Millsap ISD2x Republican Primaries
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Shelby Humphrey Millsap ISD - 1 yr term1x Republican Primaries
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Whittney Gilbert Millsap ISD - 1 yr termNo Primaries
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Derek Miles Springtown ISD, Place 1 1x Republican Primaries
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Elizabeth “Tootie” Hall Springtown ISD, Place 1 5x Republican Primaries
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Damon Liles Springtown ISD, Place 25x Republican Primaries
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Matthew JonesSpringtown ISD, Place 21X Democray Primaries, 1x Republican Primaries
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Wendy Kennedy Springtown ISD, Place 35x Republican Primaries
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Teresa KelleySpringtown ISD, Place 33X Republican Primaries, 1X Democrat Primaries
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Adam Feriend Weatherford ISD, Place 3 5x Republican Primaries
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Devon Flowers Weatherford ISD, Place 4 2x Democrat Primaries
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Wally Wallace Weatherford ISD, Place 53X Republican Primaries
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Kindra D. LuciaWeatherford ISD, Place 65x Republican Primaries
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Shane Davis Aledo Mayor3X Republican Primaries
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Nick StanleyAledo Mayor5x Republican Primaries
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Christian Pearson City of Aledo, City Council, Place 21x Republican Primaries
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Richelle Pruitt City of Springtown, Mayor 5x Republican Primaries
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Michele Chandler Kelley City of Springtown, City Council, Place 22x Democrat Primaries
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Walter RobersonCity of Springtown, City Council, Place 4 3X Republican Primaries, 2x Democrat Primaries
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Will MontgomeryCity of Weatherford, MayorNo Primaries
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Doyle MossCity of Willow Park, Mayor 5x Republican Primaries
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Catherine Davis City of Willow Park, Mayor 2x Democrat Primaries
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David AllenCity of Willow Park, City Council, Place 1 No Primaries
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Chawn Gilliland City of Willow Park, City Council, Place 2No Primaries
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Stephen Rorai II
Walnut Creek Special Utility District, Directors,
3x Republican Primaries
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Jim Cox
Walnut Creek Special Utility District, Directors,
No Primaries
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Brett Cheatham
Walnut Creek Special Utility District, Directors,
Unable to find
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Bo Walker
Walnut Creek Special Utility District, Directors,
Unable to find
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Tom DeGeer
Walnut Creek Special Utility District, Directors,
2x Republican Primaries
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Mattie Parker City of Fort Worth, Mayor Unable to find
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Josh Lucas City of Fort Worth, Mayor Unable to find
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Alyson KennedyCity of Fort Worth, Mayor Unable to find
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Lawrence E. Walker, IICity of Fort Worth, Mayor Unable to find
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Chris WoodCity of Fort Worth, Mayor Unable to find
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Jeremy F. Labelle City of Fort Worth, Mayor Unable to find
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Donnell Ballard City of Fort Worth, Mayor Unable to find
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Josh Ballmann City of Fort Worth, City Council, District 3Unable to find
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Michael D. CrainCity of Fort Worth, City Council, District 3Unable to find
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