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Stolarczyk squares off against Taylor for judge position

After narrow margins in the Republican primary last March left Shane Stolarczyk and Chris Taylor neck and neck within a 2 percent margin for the win, the two are facing off in the primary runoff election.
Stolarczyk squares off against Taylor for judge position
Republican Kendall County judge candidate Shane Stolarczyk drives an antique tractor last Saturday as he participates in an antique tractor pull competition. Star photo by Keith E. Domke

After narrow margins in the Republican primary last March left Shane Stolarczyk and Chris Taylor neck and neck within a 2 percent margin for the win, the two are facing off in the primary runoff election.

Early voting will run from Monday, May 16, to Friday, May 20, and election day is Tuesday, May 24. Early voting will be accessible at the Kendall County Courthouse Annex from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. On Election Day, voters can cast a ballot at Boerne City Hall; the Bergheim Volunteer Fire department; the Burdick, Kendalia or Sisterdale community centers; and the Boerne Bible, Comfort Baptist and nineteen:ten churches between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m.

Taylor was born and raised in Kendall County, meeting his wife, Holly, at Boerne Elementary School. He said he has a long history of entrepreneurship in the county, starting his first business at age 15 with money from the Kendall County Livestock Show. He retired from Hewlett Packard as a legal and engineering operations manager after serving as the operations manager of the family pecan business.

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