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All Points: Rate cities, schools

Jonathan Stickland reaches out to voters at a polling station at Concordia Lutheran Church in Bedford on Tuesday, March 1, 2016.
Jonathan Stickland reaches out to voters at a polling station at Concordia Lutheran Church in Bedford on Tuesday, March 1, 2016. Khampha Bouaphanh kbouphanh@star-telegram.com

Republican and Democratic presidential contenders are still fighting, and we’re coming off weeks of intense politicking for the Texas party primary elections. Now we have city and school district elections across the state coming up on May 7.

It’s an emotionally intense time if you care about how your government works — and many people do.

The governments that are closest to us are our cities and school districts. How would you say things are working in yours? Smooth as silk? Rough as a cob? Under the radar? A well-oiled machine? In need of change?

Send no more than 150 words with your name, address and telephone number to letters@star-telegram.com. Deadline is Wednesday.

This story was originally published March 15, 2016 at 5:20 PM with the headline "All Points: Rate cities, schools."

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