Special Election Update: Districts 6 & 8

The application period of the 2026 Special Election is now closed. 

Applications for the Districts 6 and 8 Special Election were due January 23 at 5:00 p.m. to the Credentials and Elections Committee.

For District 6, no applications were received. For District 8, one application was received. 

The Crentials and Elections Committee qualified and nominated Frank R. Roszell for the 2026 special election. Provided he continues to meet all eligibility requirements, he will be elected by acclamation at the Virtual Member Meeting on April 6. No voting or ballots will be required.

Frank R Roszell's biography 

"Born in Ohio. Moved to Missouri and graduated from Fort Osage High School where my primary interests were football and baseball. After graduating early, I attended Missouri State University, earning a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. I began my career with the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company in Akron, Ohio, completing the company’s top management training program. Over the next 22 years, I advanced in management, specializing in distribution, operations and traffic. I became Goodyear’s efficiency troubleshooter for distribution, responsible for improving operational performance across multiple divisions.

After more than two decades with the company, I transitioned into private enterprise as an independent Goodyear retailer, owning and operating several stores. Following the sale of those businesses, I entered into commercial real estate development—designing, building, and leasing properties to small businesses.

Among my proudest achievements is earning an MBA from University of Dallas in 1983. I have been deeply involved in civic and regional leadership, serving as Vice President of the Las Colinas Chamber of Commerce for five years, where I played a key role in resolving conflicts related to the DFW Airport runway expansion. I also served as a DART (Dallas Area Rapid Transit) representative, a member of the 114 Mobility Coalition, and a participant in the Council of Governments. 

My professional and community contributions include owning multiple retail stores, working as a commercial real estate developer, and completing mediation training through Texas Wesleyan University.  I developed and taught a management course titled Management Excellence and graduated from the City of Keller Citizen Academy and Disaster Training Program. I also served as President of the Saginaw Area Chamber of Commerce.

As a founding member of the Eagle Mountain–Saginaw ISD Education Foundation, I helped establish scholarship programs to support local students. My personal values reflect my Christian faith, my commitment to service, and my conservative principles. I am married to my wife Vandolyn who is a Certified Public Accountant. I have two children and 4 grandchildren."

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