December 13, 2022 Run-Off Election (Cities of Austin and Kyle)
In-Person Check-ins through 02 Dec 2022
November 8, 2022 General Election (Mid-Term and Gubernatorial)
Cumulative Results (Official)
Canvass Results (Official)
Absentee Ballots Returned 14 Nov 2022
In-Person Check-ins through 08 Nov 2022
Official Election Reconciliation for the November General Election
ⓘ Ballot by mail info card
ⓘ Tarjeta de información de boleta por correo
2 Simple Steps for Military and Overseas Citizens to Vote Absentee in 2022
If you’re stationed away in the military or living abroad, you can vote absentee in 2022. Here’s how:
First, register and request your ballot. Fill out the Federal Post Card Application (FPCA) to get absentee ballots for all three elections in 2022. (For the General Election on November 8, do it by August 1.) Second, when your ballot arrives, fill it out and send it in.
The Federal Voting Assistance Program makes it that simple. Get anything else you need to vote absentee at FVAP.gov.
Use the above map to find your precinct
Election Information and Turnout Data
Useful Information for Voters from the Secretary of State
Live Video Stream
Ballot Board Room
Election Equipment Intake
Public Notices
Hays County Elections: Plan for Operation of Central Counting Station
Belterra Centre: Requirements for Election Candidates
City of Buda: Use of City Property
City of Dripping Springs: Regulations for the Placement of Signs on City Property During Elections
Dripping Springs Ranch Park: Designated Areas for Election Signs
City of Wimberley: Sign Policies
Texas State University:
- Electioneering Policies at Texas State University (external link)
- Electioneering Request Form and Guidelines
- Permissible Sign Posting Diagram around TX State Performing Arts Center
Hays Consolidated Independent School District: Election Signs on HCISD Property
Wimberley Independent School District: Campaign Signs
Patriots’ Hall of Dripping Springs Sign Policy