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Four candidates are running in the Democratic Primary election for Travis County Commissioner Precinct 2. (Community Impact staff)

Meet the Democratic candidates in the 2026 race for Precinct 2 Travis County Commissioner

By Haley McLeod

Candidates running for the seat in the 2026 primary election were asked to complete a questionnaire from Community Impact.

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