Of the total, 14,589 were cast in person; 5,337 were cast by mail; and the remainder by provisional or limited ballots, data shows. This equates to a 6.38% voter turnout, it said.
The number of ballots cast is on par with the May 2018 primary runoff election in which the voter turnout was 6.34%, data shows.
Early voting was from June 29-July 10. Election Day is July 14.
There are three Democratic runoff races and no Republican races, Williamson County Elections Administrator Chris Davis said. The races are for a congressional seat, a railroad commissioner and a U.S. Senate race, he said.
Below are election day polling locations. Polls are open from 7 a.m.-7 p.m. Williamson County voters can cast ballots at any location in the county.
