# Terence Clegg Sr. leads Prince George’s District 2 school board race

> Terence Clegg Sr. wins Prince George’s District 2 school board seat with 58.8% of votes after four months without representation.
- Title: Terence Clegg Sr. leads Prince George’s District 2 school…
- Summary: Terence Clegg Sr. wins Prince George’s District 2 school board seat with 58.8% of votes after four months without representation.
- Keywords: prince george’s county, school board, terence clegg sr., caroline decaire-goldin, district 2, election results, school transportation, The Banner
- Source: The Banner — https://thebanner.com/education/k-12-schools/terence-clegg-prince-georges-school-board-B5VQQL2MJJGEZHTKIRNA73LDEA
- Author: Mennatalla Ibrahim
- Published: 2026-11-06T20:29:23.922+00:00
- Read time: 1 min
- Topics: prince george’s county, school board, terence clegg sr., caroline decaire-goldin, district 2, election results, school transportation, news, local
## Vacant District 2 seat
Prince George’s District 2 school board seat has been vacant since June.
## Clegg leads race
Terence Clegg Sr. received 9,716 votes, or 58.8%, in the District 2 school board race.
## Opponent's vote count
Caroline Decaire-Goldin received 6,681 votes, or 40.5%, in the District 2 school board race.
## Clegg's cautious optimism
Clegg said he was 'cautiously optimistic' and wanted to wait for remaining results before declaring victory.

> I don’t want to obviously jump the gun
## Decaire-Goldin's response
Decaire-Goldin has not officially conceded defeat but is monitoring mail-in ballot counts.

> I’m honored that nearly 41% of voters believed in what this grassroots campaign set out to do
## District 2 coverage
District 2 includes College Park, Greenbelt, Berwyn Heights, Riverdale Park, New Carrollton and parts of Lanham and Hyattsville.
## Clegg's campaign focus
Clegg campaigned on improving school transportation, special education services and protecting classroom resources amid budget cuts.
## Key takeaway

Terence Clegg Sr. wins Prince George’s District 2 school board seat with 58.8% of votes after four months without representation.