Lexington School District 1 Board of Trustees

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8 candidates · General election, November 3, 2026 · Lexington School District 1 school district voters

What this office does

Governs the local public school district. Sets the school budget and local school taxes, hires and oversees the superintendent, and approves curriculum, school calendars and policies.

Candidates

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Crystal Baker

Chamber of commerce membership and events coordinator

Dana Homesley

Claims adjuster, S.C. Association of Counties

Katie McCown

Realtor

Chris Shealy

CEO of Shealy Benefits Services and e3

Shelton Yonce

Commercial real estate broker
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Quick answers

Who is running for Lexington School District 1 Board of Trustees in 2026?
Crystal Baker, Dana Homesley, Joyce Joy Jordan, Jack Eddie Lundeen, Katie McCown, Chris Rice, Chris Shealy and Shelton Yonce.
What does this office do?
Governs the local public school district. Sets the school budget and local school taxes, hires and oversees the superintendent, and approves curriculum, school calendars and policies.
Who should I vote for in the Lexington School District 1 Board of Trustees race?
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When is the election?
The general election was Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Counts are unofficial until each state certifies its results over the following weeks; your state or county election office has the official results.

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