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City of Abilene
Taylor County, Texas
Voters in City of Abilene are in U.S. Congressional District 19, TX State Senate District 28 and TX State House District 71. City of Abilene is split between districts, so part of the town votes in Abilene Independent School District, Clyde Consolidated Independent School District, Eula Independent School District, Hawley Independent School District, Merkel Independent School District and Wylie Independent School District. Enter your street address below to see exactly which races are on your ballot.
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2026 General Election
in 30 daysTuesday, November 3, 2026
- Polls open
- 7:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m.
- Register by
- Oct 5, 2026
- Request absentee ballot by
- Oct 23, 2026
Candidates on the City of Abilene ballot
Federal
State
Governor
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- Gina HinojosaDemocratic
- Pat DixonLibertarian
- Greg AbbottRepublican
Lieutenant Governor
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- Vikki GoodwinDemocratic
- Anthony CristoLibertarian
- Kevin McCormickGreen
- Dan PatrickRepublican
Attorney General
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- Mayes MiddletonRepublican
- Nathan JohnsonDemocratic
- Tom OxfordLibertarian
Comptroller of Public Accounts
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- Sarah EckhardtDemocratic
- V. Alonzo Echavarria-GarzaLibertarian
- Shehla FaiziGreen
- Don HuffinesRepublican
Commissioner of the General Land Office
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- Benjamin FloresDemocratic
- Neill SniderLibertarian
- Dawn BuckinghamRepublican
Commissioner of Agriculture
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- Nate SheetsRepublican
- Clayton TuckerDemocratic
- Austin R. KellyLibertarian
Railroad Commissioner
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- Bo FrenchRepublican
- Jon RosenthalDemocratic
- Arthur DiBiancaLibertarian
State Senator, District 28
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- Riley RodriquezDemocratic
- Charles PerryRepublican
State Representative, 71st District
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- Jay HardawayRepublican
- Diana LunaDemocratic
Judges & courts
Chief Justice, Supreme Court
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- Maggie EllisDemocratic
- Jimmy BlacklockRepublican
Justice, Supreme Court · Place 2, Unexpired Term
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- Chari KellyDemocratic
- James P. SullivanRepublican
Justice, Supreme Court · Place 7
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- Kristen HawkinsDemocratic
- Kyle HawkinsRepublican
Justice, Supreme Court · Place 8
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- Gisela D. TrianaDemocratic
- Brett BusbyRepublican
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals · Place 3
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- Thomas SmithRepublican
- Okey AnyiamDemocratic
- Mark AshLibertarian
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals · Place 4
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- Audra RileyDemocratic
- Kevin Patrick YearyRepublican
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals · Place 9
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- John MessingerRepublican
- Holly TaylorDemocratic
Fifteenth Court of Appeals · Chief Justice
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- Jerry ZimmererDemocratic
- Scott BristerRepublican
Fifteenth Court of Appeals · Justice, Place 2
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- Tom BakerDemocratic
- Scott K. FieldRepublican
Fifteenth Court of Appeals · Justice, Place 3
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- Marc M. MeyerDemocratic
- April FarrisRepublican
Justice, 11th Court of Appeals · Justice, Place 2
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- Bruce WilliamsRepublican
District Judge, 326th Judicial District
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- Paul R. RotenberryRepublican
Judge, County Court at Law, Taylor County · No. 1
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- Robert HarperRepublican
Judge, County Court at Law, Taylor County · No. 2
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- Harriett L. HaagRepublican
Taylor County Justice of the Peace · Precinct 1, Place 2
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- Shawna JoinerRepublican
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Taylor County Justice of the Peace · Precinct 2
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- Eddy HarrisRepublican
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Taylor County Justice of the Peace · Precinct 3
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- Earl DonnellRepublican
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Taylor County Justice of the Peace · Precinct 4
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- David D. DohertyRepublican
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County
Taylor County Judge
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- Phil CrowleyRepublican
Taylor County Commissioner · Precinct 2
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- Kyle KendrickRepublican
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Taylor County Commissioner · Precinct 4
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- Chuck StatlerRepublican
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Taylor County Criminal District Attorney
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- Erin StameyRepublican
Taylor County District Clerk
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- Tammy RobinsonRepublican
Taylor County Clerk
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- Brandi DeRemerRepublican
Taylor County Treasurer
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- Pierce LopachinDemocratic
- Becky FreemanRepublican
School board
Clyde CISD Board of Trustees · Place 1
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- Paul MorrisNo party listed
- Toni BrockwayNo party listed
- Scott BerryNo party listed
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Clyde CISD Board of Trustees · Place 2
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- Jay LouderNo party listed
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Ballot issues
City of Abilene Proposition A: collective bargaining for firefighters
Adoption of the state law applicable to fire fighters that establishes collective bargaining if a majority of the affected employees favor representation by an employees association, preserves the prohibition against strikes and lockouts, and provides penalties for strikes and lockouts.
City of Abilene Proposition B: charter amendment on binding arbitration for firefighter contract impasses
Shall Section 145 be added to the City Charter to read as follows: Collective Bargaining Impasse. If the City and the International Association of Fire Fighters, Local 1044 have reached an impasse regarding the negotiation of a collective bargaining agreement, as determined by the Association through written notice to the City: (a) The Association, after written notice to the City containing specifications of the issues in dispute, may request arbitration and, in such event, the City and the Association shall submit all issues in dispute to arbitration within 45 days of the City's receipt of the Association's written arbitration request. The arbitration ruling shall be final, binding, and enforceable against both parties. (b) Both parties shall select one arbitrator within 15 days of the Association's original request to arbitrate and provide written notification to the other party of the name and contact information for the selected arbitrator. The selected arbitrator shall attempt to select a third (neutral) arbitrator within 10 days of their selection in order to form a three-person Arbitration Board. If the arbitrators are unable to agree on a third arbitrator, either party may request that the American Arbitration Association select the third arbitrator, according to its fair and regular procedures. The third arbitrator shall preside over the Board. Any decisions made by the Board at any stage of the arbitration process will be determined by simple majority vote of the selected arbitrators. (c) Arbitration shall be conducted by the City and the Association pursuant to the procedures, timelines, duties, requirements, and rights as set forth in the Texas Local Government Code §§ 174.155, 174.157 - 174.162, 174.164, and 174.253, or any successor to these statutory provisions. (d) In making its decision, the Board may consider the following: (1) compensation and conditions of employment that prevail in comparable public sector employment in other cities; (2) the rate of increase or decrease in the cost of living for the Abilene area is determined by the Consumer Price Index; (3) any of the following conditions: (A) hazards of employment, (B) physical qualifications, (C) educational qualifications, (D) mental qualifications, (E) job training, (F) skills, and (G) any other factors the Board determines to be relevant to the issues raised by the parties; and (4) revenues available to the City and the impact of any arbitration ruling on the taxpayers of the City.
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