Keller's upcoming special election for the City Council Place 3 seat, scheduled for August 31, will feature a triad of candidates vying to complete the term left vacant by the previous council member, with the last name alphabetical order presenting Karen Brennan, Zane J. Kupper, and Frank Roszell as the contenders, as reported by the City of Keller.

Voting is set to occur exclusively at Keller Town Hall, located at 1100 Bear Creek Pkwy, and for those looking to beat the Election Day queues, early voting is available from August 14-27, but remember, if you want your voice to be heard your registration must be in by August 1 and here's a tip: unsure about your registration status, you can easily confirm it by visiting the Tarrant County election website.

In the race to win the seat, a simple majority of over 50% is required, which means the election could potentially lead to a runoff if no candidate achieves this threshold, with only the top two candidates advancing to a subsequent electoral showdown to determine who will ultimately claim the seat and serve on the Keller City Council.

Residents of Keller interested in participating in the upcoming special election should note the importance of the August 1 registration deadline, at www.tarrantcounty.com/evote where you can check if you're registered, and bear in mind that the outcome will have a tangible impact on local governance and the direction of community policymaking in the immediate future, so every vote counts, every decision matters in shaping the path ahead for Keller.