Two Austin City Council seats and two positions on the Austin ISD board of trustees will be decided via runoff elections Dec. 15 after no candidate received more than 50% of the vote in the Nov. 3 general election. Early voting opens Dec. 3 at 7 a.m. in Travis County and Williamson County

Both Austin City Council incumbents are running to retain their seats. In District 6, which covers Northwest Austin, incumbent Jimmy Flannigan is facing challenger Mackenzie Kelly. In District 10, in West Austin, incumbent Alison Alter is facing challenger Jennifer Virden.

In Austin ISD District 5, which covers parts of Central and Southwest Austin, Lynn Boswell is running against Jennifer Littlefield. In Position 8, which is an at-large seat that covers the entire district, Noelita Lugo is running against Leticia Moreno Caballero.

Registered voters who live anywhere within Austin ISD's boundaries can vote for the at-large position. Only those within AISD District 5 and Austin City Council Districts 6 and 10 can vote for those respective seats. However, voters are able to cast their ballot anywhere within their respective counties.

Who is on the ballot?

Austin City Council District 6

James "Jimmy" Flannigan*


Mackenzie Kelly

Austin City Council District 10

Alison Alter*

Jennifer Virden


Austin ISD District 5

Lynn Boswell

Jennifer Littlefield

Austin ISD Position 8


Noelita L. Lugo

Leticia Moreno Caballero

Who is my representative?

Voters can find Austin City Council's district boundaries here to determine if they are eligible to vote in the city's runoff election. District 6 includes parts of Austin in Travis County and parts of the city in Williamson County. Residents must vote within their home county, but they may vote at any of that county's polling places.

All registered voters who live within Austin ISD's boundaries are eligible to vote in the district's board of trustees runoff election for Position 8. Those who live within District 5 are also eligible to vote in that race. Find AISD's boundary maps here.

Where can I vote?

Registered voters can vote at any open location within their home county. Find a map of early voting locations below.

When are polls open?

Travis County early voting hours

Dec. 3-5: 7 a.m.-7 p.m.


Dec. 6: Noon-6 p.m.

Dec. 7-11: 7 a.m.-7 p.m.

Williamson County early voting hours

Dec. 3-5: 7 a.m.-7 p.m.


Dec. 6: closed

Dec. 7-11: 8 a.m.-6 p.m.