Stephanie Draper, a Democrat, faces Republican David Wylie for Denton County commissioner in Precinct 4 in the Nov. 3, 2026, general election. Both are listed in the state’s ballot certification.
Draper describes herself as a small-business owner and benefits specialist on her campaign website.
Budget and public services
In candidate responses published by VOTE411, Draper prioritizes roads, drainage, public safety and mental health while calling for a balanced budget, greater transparency and reduced inefficiency.
She also supports coordinating homelessness prevention, treatment and transitional housing. Her published responses do not provide a full cost estimate, identify all revenue sources or set a detailed implementation timetable.
Voting and public access
Draper supports countywide Election Day voting centers, which would allow voters to use designated locations beyond their assigned precinct. She also proposes regular town halls. Her campaign presents these measures as ways to improve convenience and public access.
Changing election arrangements would require county action and compliance with state requirements; one commissioner could not implement the change alone.
What a commissioner can do
Denton County’s Commissioners Court includes the county judge and four precinct commissioners. It makes decisions on county spending, taxes and services.
Draper’s infrastructure priorities could affect roads and drainage in the precinct, but specific projects and spending would depend on board approval and available funding.
The Flower Mound Times did not receive a direct questionnaire response from the candidate and does not endorse candidates.
