Election day is fast approaching, and registered voters in Williamson County can cast ballots in local, state and federal races.
Early voting runs from October 19-30. Polls are open daily, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., except for Sunday, October 25, when polls will be open from noon to 6 p.m.
Election Day is Tuesday, November 3. For more information, visit the Williamson County Elections Department website at www.wilcotx.gov/elections.
This guide has everything voters need to know about the local candidates and propositions on this year's ballot.
Williamson County Judge candidate profiles
Williamson County Incumbent County Judge Steve Snell is facing democratic challenger Heather Jefts. Both candidates spoke with the Sun about what they'd hope to accomplish if elected.
Learn about Republican Steve Snell here
Learn about Democrat Heather Jefts here
Williamson County Candidate Q&As
Williamson County Commissioner Precinct 4: Russ Boles, Harmon Rhea and Tish Flores
Williamson County Treasurer: Carole Callahan and Brian Walbridge
Williamson County Tax Assessor-Collector: Catherine Totty and Eric Hanke
District Court Q&A
512th District Court: Sarah Moore and Leslie Booker
Texas Candidate Q&As
Senate District 5: Charles Schwertner and Paul Thomasson
Texas House District 20: Terry Wilson and Matthias Early
Texas House District 52: Caroline Harris Davila and Chris Jimenez
Texas House District 136: John Bucy III and Theodore Schramm
Congressional Candidate Q&As
Texas’s 11th Congressional District: August Pfluger and Claire Reynolds
Texas’s 31st Congressional District: John Carter and Justin Early
Georgetown ISD Propositions
Prop. A: GISD voters to decide on tax rate increase for salaries
Polling locations
Here's where you can cast a ballot in Williamson County for Early Voting and Election Day
Sample ballot
Here's what's on the ballot across Williamson County. Please note, each voter's ballot is generated specifically based on their address.
Williamson County Sun Editorials
Sun supports Prop A: Top teachers yield top kids
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