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With every precinct reporting, Liberty Hill's Street Maintenance Sales and Use Tax has passed, according to unofficial elections results released by Williamson County.
76.39%, or 55 votes, approved of the measure while 23.61%, or 17 votes, opposed it.
Posted 8:50 p.m.
A measure to reauthorize the city of Liberty Hill's 0.25% Street Maintenance Sales and Use Tax is earning early support from voters, according to unofficial early voting results released by Williamson County.
The details
According to unofficial early voting results, 78.26%, or 36 votes, support the reauthorization while 21.74%, or 10 votes, are against.
Liberty Hill uses the tax for the upkeep of city roads. The tax, which has been reauthorized every four years since it was first approved in 2002, was last approved by voters in 2022. Under Texas state law, the tax must appear on ballots every four years.
According to the city of Liberty Hill, the Street Maintenance Sales Tax provides roughly $700,000-$1 million in annual funding.
What else?
14,200 people cast early voting ballots in Williamson County, amounting to 5.10% of the county's registered voters.
Registered Liberty Hill voters had the opportunity to vote at any polling location in Williamson County. Polls closed at 7 p.m.
What’s next?
Community Impact will update this article as more election day vote totals are released. All results are unofficial until canvassed.
Visit www.communityimpact.com/voter-guide to see results from all contested local and state elections in your community.
