IMPORTANT DATES FOR SPRING 2026 ELECTIONSLeander Special Elections
Early Voting: January 26th - February 6th Election Day: February 7th County Primary Elections Primary Early Voting: February 17th - 27th Primary Election Day: Tuesday, March 6th Primary Runoff Early Voting: May 18th - May 22nd Primary Runoff Election Day: May 26th |
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HAYS COUNTY
Geoffrey Tahuahua - County Judge Geoffrey has served on the Dripping Springs City Council since 2021, where his leadership was instrumental in managing growth responsibly and investing in critical infrastructure improvements. He also currently serves as the president of the Associated Builders and Contractors of Texas, working to promote economic growth and curb unnecessary regulations. If elected, he will remain committed to protecting the values that make Hays County a great place to live, work, and raise a family. Johnny Flores - County Commissioner, Precinct 2 Johnny currently serves as the vice president of the Board of Hays County ISD, where he has been exposed to the many challenges facing families in Precinct 2. He has also served as a member of the Kyle Radio Board of Directors and as a contributor to preserving local heritage with the Hays County Historical Commission. If elected, he hopes to promote sustainable growth, affordability, and safety in Hays County. Robert McClelland - County Commissioner, Precinct 4 Rob is a trustee on the Board of Dripping Springs ISD and was appointed by Governor Abbott to the Texas School Safety Center Board. He currently works as the Director of Business Development for a construction firm serving the Austin-San Antonio corridor. If elected, he will work to ensure that infrastructure needs are properly met and that Hays County’s growth serves its residents. TRAVIS COUNTY Brigid Shea - County Commissioner, Precinct 2 Brigid currently serves as the Travis County Commissioner for Precinct 2, a role she has held since 2015. During her time as a commissioner, she has worked to save millions of gallons of water, create more affordable housing, and advocate for free apprenticeship programs. As a previous Austin City Councilmember, she helped to create Texas’ first wind energy project. If reelected, she hopes to continue fighting for affordable housing, expanded workforce development opportunities, and water conservation. George Morales III - County Commissioner, Precinct 4 George has 27 years of experience serving in law enforcement, including being elected as Travis County Constable for Precinct 4 in 2016. He has been recognized twice by the State of Texas for community policing and public safety. Outside of his career, he serves as the president of the Dove Springs Advisory Board and as a Neighborhood Representative for Southeast Travis County. If elected, his priorities are to prevent displacement, advocate for smart infrastructure investment, and ensure responsible county spending. WILLIAMSON COUNTY Steven Snell - County Judge Steven was appointed by the Williamson County Commissioners Court to serve as County Judge in April 2025. Before his appointment, he served as superintendent for Liberty Hill ISD for six years, managing vast growth in the district and completing 24 construction projects on time and under budget. If reelected, he hopes to continue working towards smart growth, stronger infrastructure, and affordable living in Williamson County. Jeffrey Mayes - County Commissioner, Precinct 2 Jeff is a second-generation broker and currently works as a Real Estate Sales Agent with Henry Mayes Co, his family’s real estate business. His work has given him a deep knowledge of the local real estate market in Williamson County. He also served as president of the Liberty Hill Chamber of Commerce in 2023, working to promote the prosperity of local businesses. In his free time, Jeff enjoys participating in various community-oriented activities. If elected, he hopes to secure Williamson County’s water future and guide it toward strong, responsible growth. |
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Na'Cole Thompson - Leander Mayor (Special Election)
Na’Cole currently serves as Leander’s Mayor Pro Tem assuming the full duties of the mayor. She was elected to Leander City Council in 2021 and was reelected in 2024. While serving in these roles, she has secured major economic development deals, reduced fees and red tape for Leander businesses, and invested in critical water infrastructure. She is also a local business owner. If elected mayor, she hopes to continue to maintain Leander’s water and roadway infrastructure and increase city-supported small business, commercial and economic development programs. Annette Sponseller - Leander City Council, Place 4 (Special Election) Annette served on Leander City Council from 2020-2021 and on Leander’s Planning and Zoning Commission from 2019-2020. She currently works as a data analyst with Goodwill Central Texas and serves as a board member with The Leander Foundation, working to enhance accessibility and maintenance in city parks. If elected, her priorities include water security, improving traffic management, and supporting small business. "I’m ready to build real relationships with HBA members and work together as true partners to meet Leander’s housing demand—especially the growing need for affordable options. I promise to be accessible, engaged, and focused on practical solutions that help families, support our local economy, and keep Leander thriving." |
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Supporting pro-housing candidates increases the longevity of the home building industry and enables Central Texas and its residents to thrive.
HomePAC’s purpose is to contribute to candidate campaigns supportive of the housing industry. With increasing rules and regulations being imposed by all levels of government, the HBA needs the political clout to make a difference in the election process. HomePAC serves as a well-recognized, respected political force in the region. |