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EAST TEXAS ELECTION EXPERTS: Nov. 8 election races, voting locations and times

The general election will take place Tuesday, Nov. 8.

TYLER, Texas — The 2022 general election will take place Tuesday, Nov. 8 in Texas.

The last day to apply for a ballot by mail (received, not postmarked) was Friday, Oct. 28. According to the Texas Secretary of State's Office, the last day to receive a ballot by mail is Tuesday, Nov. 8 at 7 p.m. if carrier envelope is not postmarked, or Wednesday, Nov. 9 (next business day after Election Day) at 5 p.m. if carrier envelope is postmarked by 7 p.m. at the location of the election on Election Day (unless overseas or military voter deadlines apply).

Texas voters who are eligible to vote by mail must ensure that theiApplication for Ballot by Mail (ABBM) is received by the Early Voting Clerk in their county of registration by Tuesday, Oct. 11. Learn more about requirements for voting by mail in Texas.

STATEWIDE RACES

U.S. Representative Dist. 1

  • Nathaniel Moran - R
  • Jrmar (JJ) Jefferson - D

U.S. Representative, Dist. 5

  • Lance Gooden - R
  • Tartisha Hill - D
  • Kevin Hale - L

Governor

  • Greg Abbott - R
  • Beto O'Rourke -D
  • Mark Tippetts - L
  • Delilah Barrios - G

Lt. Governor

  • Dan Patrick - R
  • Mike Collier - D
  • Shanna Steele - L

Attorney General

  • Ken Paxton - R
  • Rochelle Mercedes Garza - D
  • Mark Ash - L

Comptroller of Public Accounts

  • Glenn Hegar - R
  • Janet Dudding - D
  • V. Alonzo Echevarria-Garza - L

Commissioner of General Land Office

  • Dawn Buckingham - R
  • Jay Kleberg - D
  • Alfred Molison Jr. - G

Commissioner of Agriculture 

  • Sid Miller - R
  • Susan Hays - D

Railroad Commissioner 

  • Wayne Christian - R
  • Luke Warford - D
  • Jaime Andres Diez - L
  • Hunter Wayne Crow - G

Justice, Supreme Court Place 3

  • Debra Lehrmann - R
  • Erin A. Nowell - D
  • Thomas Edward Oxford - L

Justice, Supreme Court Place 5

  • Rebeca Huddle - R
  • Amanda Reichek - D

Justice, Supreme Court Place 9

  • Evan Young - R
  • Julia Maldonado - D

Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals Place 5

  • Scott Walker - R
  • Dana Huffman - D

Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals Place 6

  • Jesse F. McClure III - R
  • Robert Johnson - D

State Representative Dist. 6

  • Matt Schaefer - R
  • Cody Grace - D

State Representative Dist. 8

  • Codey Harris - R
  • E. Edwin Adams - D

State Representative Dist. 9

  • Trent Ashby - R
  • Jason Rogers - D

State Senator, Dist. 3

  • Robert Nichols - R
  • Steve Russell - D
  • Desarae Lindsey - L

The following counties will hold the respective elections:

ANGELINA COUNTY

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Angelina County Commissioner, Pct. 2

  • John Vaughn - R
  • Kermit A. Kennedy - D

CHEROKEE COUNTY

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Carlisle ISD Trustee (choose 4)

  • Joseph Nix
  • Bobby Davila
  • Chris Sanders
  • Tunya Martin Waggoner
  • Dr. Lorin McKnight Mayo
  • Dale Taylor

City of Jacksonville Prop. A

  • For
  • Against

City of Jacksonville Prop. B

  • For
  • Against

City of Jacksonville Prop. C

  • For
  • Against

City of Jacksonville Prop. D

  • For
  • Against

City of Jacksonville Prop. E

  • For
  • Against

City of Jacksonville Prop. F

  • For
  • Against

City of Jacksonville Prop. G

  • For
  • Against

City of Jacksonville Prop. H

  • For
  • Against

City of Jacksonville Prop. I

  • For
  • Against

City of Jacksonville Prop. J

  • For
  • Against

City of Jacksonville Prop. K

  • For
  • Against

City of Jacksonville Prop. L

  • For
  • Against

City of Jacksonville Prop. M

  • For
  • Against

City of Jacksonville Prop. N

  • For
  • Against

City of Jacksonville Prop. O

  • For
  • Against

City of Jacksonville Prop. P

  • For
  • Against

City of Jacksonville Prop. Q

  • For
  • Against

City of Jacksonville Prop. R

  • For
  • Against

City of Jacksonville Prop. S

  • For
  • Against

City of Jacksonville Prop. T

  • For
  • Against

City of Jacksonville Prop. U

  • For
  • Against

City of Jacksonville Prop. V

  • For
  • Against

City of Jacksonville Prop. W

  • For
  • Against

GREGG COUNTY

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Gregg County Justice of the Peace, Pct. 4

  • Darrin Rudolph - R
  • Robby Cox - D

Gregg County Tax Assessor-Collector

  • Michelle Terry - R
  • Keeth Johnson - D

HARRISON COUNTY

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Elysian Fields ISD Board of Trustees, Pl. 5

  • Julie Simmons
  • Stephanie Murray

Elysian Fields ISD Board of Trustees, Pl. 6

  • Bernie Shaw
  • Lynn Calhoun

Elysian Fields ISD Board of Trustees, Pl. 7

  • Kim Baugh
  • Jarad Baker

Harrison County Commissioner, Pct. 2

  • Chad Graff - R
  • Zephaniah Timmins - D

Harrison County Justice of the Peace, Pct. 2

  • Don Jordan - R
  • Demisha Crawford - D

Karnack ISD Board of Trustees, Post. 4

  • Elaine Davis Jackson
  • Reba Shaw Green

Karnack ISD Board of Trustees, Post. 5

  • Russell Wright
  • Jimmy Theodos

New Diana ISD Board of Trustees, Post. 2

  • Jessica Gamez
  • TJ Shafer

New Diana ISD Board of Trustees, Post.4

  • Jerry Cobb
  • Karen Holt

New Diana ISD Board of Trustees, Post.5

  • Carolyn Roberts
  • Kelly Overby

New Diana ISD Prop. A

Shall the Board of Trustees of the New Diana Independent School District be authorized to levy, pursuant to an order of such Board adopted on August 22, 2022, an ad valorem tax rate of $1.099572 per $100 of the taxable assessed valuation of property within the New Diana Independent School District for the current tax year, being a rate that is comprised of a maintenance and operations tax rate of $0.974600 per $100 of such taxable assessed valuation (the maximum rate for maintenance and operations for which the District may, if now approved by the District’s electorate at this Election, levy in each year hereafter, being then subject only to annual Board approval) and a debt service tax rate of $0.124972 per $100 of such taxable assessed value (an amount that is set annually by the Board), which combined tax rate of $1.099572 adopted by the Board on August 22, 2022 represents an increase of an additional and approximate $502,954 to the District in the 2022-2023 school year which is approximately 22.719% higher than the amount collected last year pursuant to Section 26.08, as amended, Texas Tax Code?

  • For 
  • Against

NACOGDOCHES COUNTY

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Nacogdoches County Justice of the Peace, Pct. 4

  • Brian Moreau - R
  • James Ervin - D

RUSK COUNTY

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Carlisle ISD Trustee (choose 4)

  • Joseph Nix
  • Bobby Davila
  • Chris Sanders
  • Tunya Martin Waggoner
  • Dr. Lorin McKnight Mayo
  • Dale Taylor

City of Henderson Council Dist. 3

  • Henry Pace
  • M. Rand Cates

City of Overton Council Place 4

  • A.G. "Tuck" Moon
  • Richard Howell Jr.

Henderson ISD Trustee Dist. 2

  • Peggy S. McAlister
  • Travis J. Orr

Henderson ISD Trustee Dist.3

  • Jamie Sugg
  • Jon Best

Laneville ISD (choose 3)

  • William Booher
  • George Carey
  • Robert Clark
  • Suzanne Kinard
  • Gregory Anderson

Laneville ISD (choose 2)

  • Bobby Robertson
  • Carl (Corky) Allen
  • Latara (Tara) Waggoner
  • Chassity Ross
  • Roger Malone
  • Jacqueline Johnson

Leverett's Chapel ISD Trustee (choose 2)

  • Felipe Amaro
  • Barbara Baker
  • John Duncan

Leverett's Chapel ISD Trustee

  • Tyler Neumeister
  • Thomas Fidler
  • John Blanaton Jr.

Overton ISD Trustee Place 4

  • Sheila Nobles
  • Sarah Stuart

SMITH COUNTY

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City of Overton Council Place 4

  • A.G. "Tuck" Moon
  • Richard Howell Jr.

Smith County ESD 2 Commissioner Dist. 5

  • Scotty Thornton
  • Hunter Rath

Smith County Justice of the Peace Pct. 3

  • James L. Meredith - R
  • Dustin G. Stephens - D

Smith County Justice of the Peace Pct. 4

  • Curtis Wulf - R
  • Randy Hawkins - D

Smith County Prop. A 

The issuance of $179 million tax bonds for a new county courthouse and parking structure and levying the tax in payment for such bonds.

  • For
  • Against

Whitehouse ISD Prop A.

Ratifying the ad valorem tax rate of $1.1526 per $100 valuation in Whitehouse Independent School District for the current year, a rate that will result in an increase of 6.4502% in maintenance and operations tax revenue for the district for the current year as compared to the preceding year which is an additional $1,487,771.

  • For
  • Against

Winona ISD Prop. A

The issuance of $13.4 million of bonds by the Winona Independent School District for the purpose of constructing, renovating, acquiring and equipping school buildings in the district and acquisition of sites for school buildings and levying taxes in payment thereof. This is a property tax increase.

  • For
  • Against

Winona ISD Prop. B

The issuance of $6.5 million of bonds by the Winona Independent School District for the purpose of constructing, renovating, acquiring and equipping stadium improvements in the district and levying taxes in payment thereof. This is a property tax increase.

  • For 
  • Against

Winona ISD Prop. C

The issuance of $3.6 million of bonds by the Winona Independent School District for the purpose of constructing, renovating, acquiring and equipping a gameday fieldhouse at the stadium and levying taxes in payment thereof. This is a property tax increase.

  • For 
  • Against

UPSHUR COUNTY

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New Diana ISD Prop. A

Shall the Board of Trustees of the New Diana Independent School District be authorized to levy, pursuant to an order of such Board adopted on August 22, 2022, an ad valorem tax rate of $1.099572 per $100 of the taxable assessed valuation of property within the New Diana Independent School District for the current tax year, being a rate that is comprised of a maintenance and operations tax rate of $0.974600 per $100 of such taxable assessed valuation (the maximum rate for maintenance and operations for which the District may, if now approved by the District’s electorate at this Election, levy in each year hereafter, being then subject only to annual Board approval) and a debt service tax rate of $0.124972 per $100 of such taxable assessed value (an amount that is set annually by the Board), which combined tax rate of $1.099572 adopted by the Board on August 22, 2022 represents an increase of an additional and approximate $502,954 to the District in the 2022-2023 school year which is approximately 22.719% higher than the amount collected last year pursuant to Section 26.08, as amended, Texas Tax Code?

  • For 
  • Against

Pittsburg ISD Prop. A

The issuance of $88,350,000 of bond for the construction, renovation, improvement, and equipment of school buildings in the district, including necessary sites. This is a property tax increase.

  • For
  • Against

WOOD COUNTY

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Pittsburg ISD Prop. A

The issuance of $88,350,000 of bond for the construction, renovation, improvement, and equipment of school buildings in the district, including necessary sites. This is a property tax increase.

  • For
  • Against










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