§ 1005 County Board Member Terms
This law says that when school board district lines are redrawn, the board members who are already in office keep representing the area they were elected from until their term ends, and new elections follow the new map only for seats whose terms are ending. It also says you can’t change the district lines between the primary and the general election.
A county redraws its school board districts in 2024. Jane was elected from District 3 before the change. Even though the new map moves some of her neighborhoods into District 4, Jane keeps representing the old District 3 area until her term is over. When the next regular election comes, a new person will be elected for the new District 3 (same number) if Jane’s term is ending. The county also cannot change the district lines after the primary election but before the general election.
Jane stays with her original area despite the new boundaries, and the next election uses the new map only for the seat that’s up for election. The county must keep the district lines the same from primary to general election.
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§ 1005 County Board Member Terms
Last verified: January 10, 2026