Jonathan Hale

About this race

A port, waterway or navigation district board: oversees ports, channels or beaches in its area and sets its tax rate.

2 candidates ran for Galveston County Navigation District No. 1 Commissioner in the general election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Only voters in this district.

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Quick answers

What does the Galveston County Navigation District No. 1 Commissioner seat do?

A port, waterway or navigation district board: oversees ports, channels or beaches in its area and sets its tax rate.

Who is Jonathan Hale running against?

Albert Choate, for Galveston County Navigation District No. 1 Commissioner.

Should I vote for Jonathan Hale?

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