LUBBOCK, Texas (KCBD) – Incumbent Jordan Rackler garnered about two-thirds of the vote, defeating previous commissioner Chad Seay in the runoff for the Republican primary, Lubbock County Commissioner Precinct 4. No Democrat ran in that party’s primary.
“I feel honored to have the support of Lubbock County to return for four more years as Commissioner of Precinct 4,” Rackler said Tuesday night.
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Rackler said, looking back over his time in office, he would not change anything.
“I feel like I’ve been transparent, open, I’m a great communicator,” Rackler said. “And I’ve obviously done what my constituents have asked me to do or I wouldn’t have the chance to serve again.”
Rackler said he is confident ground will be broken on the Lubbock County Expo Center by the end of the year.
“The Expo Center is moving forward.”
Through his term, Rackler has voted to keep taxes low. He made this a focus of his campaign. When asked how he will keep taxes low, he said “just continue going through the budget and trying to make the cuts that we can make, that don’t affect the day-to-day services to the citizens of Lubbock County. And just continue moving forward with efficient government.”
Rackler has served as county commissioner since 2022. From 2019 to 2022 Seay held the office.
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