🗳️ What’s On the Ballot?
Democrats on the ballot in Leander and Cedar Park for the midterm election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
Our area spans Williamson and Travis counties and several districts, so not every candidate below will appear on your ballot. Your address determines your exact ballot, so look yours up before you vote. Races marked (Uncontested) below have no opponent on the November ballot.
The county maps show your precinct and districts. On the Williamson map, switch on the Address layer first, or an address search returns nothing. For the races on your own ballot, use See Your Sample Ballot & Voter Info.
🎓 Leander ISD
These races are nonpartisan on the ballot, but the candidates below are the pro public education candidates endorsed by the Travis and Williamson County Democratic Parties. They join us at our October 6 meeting for School Board Night.
🗳️ Vote for Prop A: Leander ISD VATRE
Leander ISD has called a Voter-Approval Tax Rate Election (VATRE), which appears on your ballot as Proposition A. Approval would add three pennies to the district’s maintenance and operations (M&O) tax rate, generating roughly $6.7 million a year after state recapture for district operations, staff pay, programs, and student services.
🎓 Austin Community College
ACC trustees are elected at large by every voter in the ACC taxing district, so all three of these races appear on your ballot no matter where in the district you live. Of these candidates, Gloria Gonzales-Dholakia is endorsed by the Travis County Democratic Party.
Nan McRaven
ACC Board of Trustees, Place 3
(Incumbent)
Trevor Hale
ACC Board of Trustees, Place 3
🇺🇸 Federal
District 17 covers about 90% of Cedar Park and 62% of Leander; for most residents, this is the congressional race on your ballot. The Williamson County remainder of Leander is in District 31, and the Travis County portions of both cities fall in District 11 or District 10.
State
Williamson County
Brian Walbridge
Williamson County Treasurer
No campaign website listed
- Stephan Zaparolli, Williamson Central Appraisal District, Place 2 (Uncontested)
- Mason Moses, Williamson Central Appraisal District, Place 3 (Uncontested)
Travis County
The southern edge of Leander votes in Travis County.
Yvonne Munoz
Travis Central Appraisal District, Place 3
No campaign website listed
- Andy Brown, Travis County Judge (Uncontested)
- Brigid Shea, Commissioner for Precinct 2 (Uncontested)
- George Morales III, Commissioner for Precinct 4 (Uncontested)
- Dyana Limon-Mercado, County Clerk (Uncontested)
- Velva L. Price, District Clerk (Uncontested)
- Dolores Ortega Carter, County Treasurer (Uncontested)
- Gabriel “Gabe” Padilla, Constable for Precinct 4 (Uncontested, unexpired term)
- Skyler Korgel, Travis Central Appraisal District, Place 1 (Uncontested)
- Brian Pena, Travis Central Appraisal District, Place 2 (Uncontested)
🔎 See Your Full Ballot
This page highlights the top of the ticket and the races closest to home. Your full ballot also includes statewide judicial races, and county and district court races beyond the ones listed here. Look up your specific address to see every race on your ballot. Blue Voter Guide shows Democratic endorsements; Vote411 and Ballotpedia are nonpartisan.
Candidate list compiled from county sample ballots and campaign sources; last reviewed August 2026.