🗳️ What’s On the Ballot?

A guide to the key races and issues Far Northwest Democrats is focused on for the midterm election on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.

Our club area is in Travis County, and it spans 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.


🎓 Non-partisan Races

These races are nonpartisan on the ballot. We list only the candidates endorsed by the Travis County Democratic Party.

Leander ISD

Pro public education candidates for the Leander ISD Board of Trustees.

Serenity Coats, candidate for Leander ISD School Board, Place 1.

Serenity Coats

Leander ISD, Place 1

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Chitra Nedun, candidate for Leander ISD School Board, Place 2.

Chitra Nedun

Leander ISD, Place 2

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Laura Marques, candidate for Leander ISD School Board, Place 6.

Laura Marques

Leander ISD, Place 6 (Uncontested)

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Jason Embry, candidate for Leander ISD School Board, Place 7.

Jason Embry

Leander ISD, Place 7

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🗳️ Vote for Prop A: Leander ISD VATRE

The Travis County and Williamson County Democratic Parties have endorsed Proposition A and urge voters to vote FOR it. Leander ISD has called a Voter-Approval Tax Rate Election (VATRE), which will appear on the ballot as Proposition A. If approved, the measure is expected to generate approximately $6.7 million annually after state recapture to support district operations, with an estimated additional property tax of just $28 per year for a home with the district’s average taxable value.

Round Rock ISD

Pro public education candidates for the Round Rock ISD Board of Trustees.

Ayaan Moledina, candidate for Round Rock ISD Board of Trustees, Place 3.

Ayaan Moledina

Round Rock ISD, Place 3

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Meghna Roy, candidate for Round Rock ISD Board of Trustees, Place 5.

Meghna Roy

Round Rock ISD, Place 5

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Fabian Cuero, candidate for Round Rock ISD Board of Trustees, Place 6.

Fabian Cuero

Round Rock ISD, Place 6

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Alicia Markum, candidate for Round Rock ISD Board of Trustees, Place 4.

Alicia Markum

Round Rock ISD, Place 4 (Incumbent, Uncontested)

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Austin Community College

ACC trustees are elected at large, so this race appears on every ballot in the ACC taxing district.

Gloria Gonzales-Dholakia, candidate for Austin Community College Board of Trustees, Place 1.

Gloria Gonzales-Dholakia

ACC Board of Trustees, Place 1

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🇺🇸 Federal

The U.S. Senate race is statewide. Our club area sits in Travis County, which the 2025 redistricting placed in U.S. House District 10 and District 11.

James Talarico

James Talarico

U.S. Senate

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Caitlin Rourk

Caitlin Rourk

U.S. House, District 10

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Claire Reynolds

Claire Reynolds

U.S. House, District 11

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Texas state flagState

Gina Hinojosa

Gina Hinojosa

Governor

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Vikki Goodwin

Vikki Goodwin

Lieutenant Governor

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Nathan Johnson

Nathan Johnson

Attorney General

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Sarah Eckhardt

Sarah Eckhardt

Comptroller of Public Accounts

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Benjamin Flores

Benjamin Flores

Commissioner, General Land Office

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Clayton Tucker

Clayton Tucker

Agriculture Commissioner

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Jon Rosenthal

Jon Rosenthal

Railroad Commissioner

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Allison Bush

Allison Bush

State Board of Education, District 5

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Paul Thomasson, Democratic nominee for Texas Senate District 5.

Paul Thomasson

Texas Senate, District 5

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Tom Luck, candidate for Texas House District 19.

Tom Luck

Texas House, District 19

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Pooja Sethi, candidate for Texas House District 47.

Pooja Sethi

Texas House, District 47

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Travis County flagTravis County

Yvonne Munoz, candidate for Travis Central Appraisal District, Place 3.

Yvonne Munoz

Travis Central Appraisal District, Place 3

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  • 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)

🔎 Build Your Ballot

This guide covers the races Far Northwest Democrats is organizing around. It is not your complete ballot. Judicial races are not included here: the November ballot also includes state and local judicial races, along with other county and district races, that are not listed in this guide. Look up your specific address to see every race on your ballot. Vote411 and Ballotpedia are nonpartisan voter guides.

Candidate list compiled from county sample ballots and campaign sources; last reviewed October 2026.