Complete statewide election results: https://enrpages.sos.state.tx.us/public/nov06_331.htm

Complete local elections results: http://traviscountyclerk.org/eclerk/Content.do?code=E.Results11.06.2018

Below is a summary of how our endorsed candidates and positions performed.
(✓ = won/approved)

LOCAL CANDIDATES:

George Hindman for Senate District 14

✓ Donna Campbell for Senate District 25 (i)

Gabriel Nila for House District 46

Paul Workman for House District 47 (i)

Kyle Austin for House District 49

Cindy Olson Bourland for 3rd Court of Appeals Place 2 (i)

Scott Field for 3rd Court of Appeals Place 3 (i)

David Puryear for 3rd Court of Appeals Place 5 (i)

Mike Toth for Third Court of Appeals, Place 6 (i)

Chris Soileau for Travis County Justice of the Peace Precinct 2

Martin Harry for Travis County Justice of the Peace Precinct 3

IN RUNOFF Frank Ward for Austin City Council District 8

Todd Phelps for Austin Mayor

CONGRESSIONAL RACES WITHIN TRAVIS COUNTY:

www.TravisCountyGOPElectionDay.com

Election Day -- Nov. 6, 2018 -- is now upon us. Whether you know exactly who and what you're voting for, or you're still waiting to read more about the candidates and issues on your ballot, the Travis County Republican Party has made it easier than ever for you to make a decision in one of the most important mid-term elections of our time. 

Below are some helpful resources to print out and take to the voting station or share with neighbors and friends.

Please share the following link with friends and family on Facebook, Twitter, and other social media outlets: TravisCountyGOPElectionDay.com (or at the direct link: TravisGOP.com/electionday2018).

RSVP and more details: 
https://www.facebook.com/events/332704630828556

While the Travis GOP does not offer vote recommendations on all local ballot items (see all local ballot items here), we do consider resolutions from our Resolutions Committee (and approved by our Executive Committee) that support or oppose certain options.

Below are all of the recommendations the Travis County Republican Party has prepared in advance of the November 2018 general election. Click any item to read more on our 2018 resolutions page (resolutions sorted oldest to newest):

CITY OF AUSTIN:*

Oppose Proposition A

Oppose Proposition B

Oppose Proposition C

Oppose Proposition D

Oppose Proposition E

Oppose Proposition F

Oppose Proposition G

Support Proposition J (Code Next waiting period and vote)

Support Proposition K (city audit)

CITY OF PFLUGERVILLE

Oppose ACC annexation proposition

ROUND ROCK ISD

Oppose bond proposal

*City of Austin propositions H through I are procedural in nature and we recommend they be supported.

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HELPFUL RESOURCES:
Sample ballot
Candidates Flyer to print (similar to above -- 3 to a sheet)
NEW: Vote Recommendations Flyer

Our most urgent needs at the moment (10/15/18) are listed above. Can you help?

Having Republican workers present at polling locations across Travis County helps assure fair and impartial elections. Can you spare some time to help with this vital function of what we do as Travis County Republicans?

Those interested should contact Carla at [email protected] ASAP. The pay is $10/hour. Judges and Alternates selected must attend a four-hour training at 5501 Airport Blvd. the week of Oct. 22.  Workers must be registered to vote in Travis County but may work at any precinct (in other words, not just your home precinct). High school students age 16 or older may work as Clerks.

Thank you for making election year 2018 a success!

Send in who you register at https://goo.gl/forms/C4zO7zJF2y4Rh98E3

More details to come.

The deadline to register new voters for the November election is Tuesday, Oct. 9.

UPDATE: Contest has ended. Thank you!

UPDATE: Not a bad crowd for a Monday evening! Thanks for getting the word out about the movie Planned Parenthood (quite literally) does not what you to see. "Gosnell" premieres nationwide on Friday, Oct. 12.

UPDATE: (10/31/18) One last chance! An additional Super Saturday block walk has been scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 3. The focus is on Southwest Austin including candidates Chip Roy (Congressional District 21) and Frank Ward (Austin City Council District 8), but participants, as usual, may walk anywhere and promote all our candidates. RSVP and details here

UPDATE:

Thank you! We had a fantastic private luncheon at the Headliners Club and a tremendous evening reception, especially with the rain staying away! We had over 150 people in the home of Matt and Suzanne Mackowiak and we sold all 250 books. We pulled this event together in 13 days since our wildly successful Summer Bash with Dinesh D’Souza was held two weeks ago with more than 400 people (!) in attendance. Now on to the November election ...

Click here to see photos of the event.