Please vote in the PEC Board Elections. Clean Water Action urges our members who reside in the Pedernales Electric Cooperative service to vote in this year's board election. Online and mail-in voting is underway and ends on Friday, June 12.

Clean Water Action Recommends: Cristi Clement (District 1), Larry Landaker (District 6), and Patrick Cox (District 7)

As a PEC customer, you may vote in all three elections no matter where you live within the service area.

Vote by mail: If you are a PEC customer, you should have received a ballot in the mail. Simply follow the instructions on this ballot and mail it in inside the pre-paid, pre-addressed envelope. This envelope must be post-marked no later than June 12, 2009 in order for your ballot to count.

Vote online: Visit the PEC website. Be sure you have the voting ID number that was mailed to you with your ballot.

Vote in person: You need to attend the Annual Meeting on Saturday June 20. The meeting will be held at the Cooperative's Training Center in Blanco County, Texas. Voting will open at 12:00 PM and conclude at 2:30 PM. Get directions to the Training Center.

Please vote for reform candidates in this year's Pedernales Electric Co-op board election. Clean Water Action has endorsed Cristi Clement in District 1, Larry Landaker in District 6 and Patrick Cox in District 7.

As a PEC customer, you may vote in all three races no matter where you live within the service area. Online and mail-in voting continues until Friday June 12.

We believe that these are the best qualified candidates to continue the reforms begun by the new PEC management and by the new board members that we helped elect in 2008. We need board members committed to ending the scandals at the PEC and committed to increasing investments in energy efficiency and renewables such as wind and solar. These investments will create local jobs, keep utility bills in check, foster energy independence and reduce pollution.
Under PEC rules, whoever gets the most votes in each race wins, even if they receive less than 50% of the vote. There will be no run-off. This means that every vote is vital!

A Vote For Cristi Clement, Larry Landaker and Patrick Cox Is A Vote For Clean Energy and Clean Government!

To vote by mail: If you are a PEC customer, you should have received a ballot in the mail. Simply follow the instructions on this ballot and mail it in inside the pre-paid, pre-addressed envelope. This envelope must be post-marked no later than June 12, 2009 in order for your ballot to count.

To vote online: Visit the PEC websiteBe sure you have the voting ID number that was mailed to you with your ballot.

If you have misplaced your voting ID number, call the PEC at 1-800-720-4357 for assistance during regular business hours (Monday-Friday from 9 AM to 4 PM).

If you vote online, you must do so no later than midnight on June 12 for your vote to count.

To vote in person: You need to attend the Annual Meeting on Saturday June 20. The meeting will be held at the Cooperative's Training Center in Blanco County, Texas. Voting will open at 12:00 PM and conclude at 2:30 PM. Get directions to the Training Center.

Clean Water Action based its endorsements on responses to a questionnaire centering on energy issues that all candidates were asked to complete, as well as on the leadership abilities and experience of the candidates. Completed questionnaires may be read online.

You can read biographical information about the candidates. You can also learn more about the candidates.