Update, Aug. 30: Lisa Coppoletta is no longer on the ballot for San Marcos City Council Place 4.
The candidate filing deadline for local elections passed Aug. 17, meaning residents now know the names and the local ballot propositions that will appear on the fall ballot. Gov. Greg Abbott has extended early voting for the period for the election, which will now start Oct. 13 and run through Oct. 30. Here is what will appear on the local ballot.
San Marcos CISD
District 1:
Juan Miguel Arredondo
James Bryant, Jr.
District 3:
Nicholas Costilla
Mayra Mejia
San Marcos City Council
Mayor:
Jane Hughson (I)
Randy Dethrow
Michael Hathaway
Juan Migeul Arredondo
Justin Harris
Place 3:
Ed Mihalkanin (incumbent)
Alyssa Garza
Place 4:
Shane Scott
Mark Rockeymoore (incumbent)
Place 5:
Mark Gleason
Omar Baca
Zach Sambrano
Buda City Council (At large)
Position 1:
Matt Smith
LaVonia Horne-Williams
Position 2:
Bobby Lane
Monica Davidson
Kyle City Council
Mayor
Travis Mitchell (incumbent)
Linda Tenoria
David Abdel
Peter Parcher
District 2:
Tracy Scheel (Incumbent)
Yvonne Flores-Cale
District 4:
Tim Hutchion
Ashlee Bradshaw
Hays County
Court at Law No. 3:
Millie Thompson (D)
Tacie Zeihart (R) (incumbent)
Sheriff:
Gary Cutler (R) (incumbent)
Alex Villalobos (D)
Tax assessor-collector:
Jenifer O'Kane (R) (incumbent)
Daphne Tenorio (D)
County commissioner Precinct 1:
Debbie Gonzales Ingalsbe (D) (incumbent)
Rodrigo Amaya, Jr. (L)
County Commissioner Pct. 3:
Lisa Prewitt (D)
Lon A. Shell (R) (Incumbent)
County constable Precinct 1:
Eliseo Galarza (R)
David L. Peterson (D) (Incumbent)
County constable Precinct 2:
Michael Torres (D)
Steve Avalos (R)
County constable Precinct 3:
Don Montague (R)
Cynthia Millonzi (D)
