Several election precinct boundary lines in Williamson County were adjusted at Tuesday morning's Williamson Commissioners Court meeting. Texas counties are divided into individual precincts and it is the responsibility of both the democratic and republican precinct chair to contact, guide and organize voters in their respective precinct. Chris Davis, the election administrator for the county said the state election code requires voting precincts to stay below 5,000 registered voters and that several precincts within the county were getting close to the maximum. The commissioners unanimously approved the changes which will take affect on January 1, 2018. Williamson County residents can find out more about their election precinct here. These are the 10 changes: 1. Changing election precinct boundary lines for precincts 204 and 201 to create election precinct 202. 2. Adjusting election precinct boundary lines for precincts 206, 207, and 267. 3. Changing election precinct boundary lines for precincts 259, 253, and 264 to create election precinct 263. 4. Adjusting election precinct boundary lines for precincts 273, 277, and 278. 5. Changing election precinct boundary lines for precinct 343 and 342 and to create election precinct 345. 6. Changing election precinct boundary lines for precincts 396, 381, and 394 to create election precinct 393. 7. Changing election precinct boundary lines for precincts 488, 424, and 402 to create election precincts 489 and 490.