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October 19-30, 2026 - Early Voting November 3, 2026 - Election Day
Federal
James Talarico (Democrat)
Ted Brown (Libertarian)
United States Congressional Representative
Danny Minton (Democrat)
Statewide
Gina Hinojosa (Democrat)
Pat Dixon (Libertarian)
Vikki Goodwin (Democrat)
Anthony Cristo (Libertarian)
Kevin McCormick (Green)
Nathan Johnson (Democrat)
Tom Oxford (Libertarian)
Comptroller of Public Accounts
Sarah Eckhardt (Democrat)
V. Alonzo Echevarria-Garza (Libertarian)
Shehla Faizi (Green)
Commissioner of the General Land Office
Benjamin Flores (Democrat)
Neil Snider (Libertarian)
Clayton Tucker (Democrat)
Austin Kelly (Libertarian)
Jon Rosenthal (Democrat)
Arthur DiBianca (Libertarian)
Texas Supreme Court Justice
Maggie Ellis (Democrat)
James P. Sullivan (Republican)
Chari Kelly (Democrat)
Kristen Hawkins (Democrat)
Gisela Triana (Democrat)
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals Judge (specific places)
Okey Anyiam (Democrat)
Mark Ash (Libertarian)
Audra Riley (Democrat)
Holly Taylor (Democrat)
State Board of Education Member District 14
Amy Taylor (Democrat)
Texas State Representative District 10
Mike Myers (Democrat)
15th Court of Appeals District
Jerry Zimmerer (Democrat)
Tom Baker (Democrat)
Marc M. Meyer (Democrat)
10th Court of Appeals District - Place 2
District Judge
Ellis County-wide Races
Kameron K. Raburn (Republican)
County Court at Law Judge
Number 1
Jim Chapman (Republican)
Laurie Hartley (Republican)
The following are not county-wide positions and will only appear on the ballot of voters residing in the specific precinct:
Texas State Senator
Senate District - 2 (East side of Ellis County)
Keenen Colbert (Democrat)
Senate District - 22 (West side of Ellis County)
Amy Martinez-Salas (Democrat)
Ellis County Commissioner
Hannah Shelby (Write-In Candidate)
Oyinkansola Jinadu (Democrat)
Justice of the Peace
Precinct 1:
Chris Macon
Precinct 2:
Precinct 3:
James “Butch” Bryant (Republican)
Pam Hampton (Democrat)
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