Buda Releases Early Voting, Election Day Voting Locations, Election Information

“The November 7, 2017 Election is fast approaching, and we wanted to make sure you are prepared.”

ON THE BALLOT

Mayor
Candidates: George Haehn

Place 4 (unexpired term)
Candidates:  Jose Montoya
Paul Daugereau   
   

Place 5
Candidates:  Clark Beach
Remy Fallon  

Place 6
Candidates:  Evan Tyre

Fluoridation Initiative
FOR/AGAINST: Shall the Code of Ordinances of the City of Buda, Texas be amended to  adopt an ordinance resuming the use of fluoride additives within the  allowable level as recommended and regulated by the Texas  Commission on Environmental Quality in the City of Buda municipal  potable water supply?

City of Buda Fluoride Guide

Charter Amendments

The City of Buda adopted a home rule charter in November of 2007 establishing the council/manager form of government still in place today. A revised charter was approved in 2012. The Buda City Council has called for a City Charter Amendment election November 7, 2017 that will include 19 amendments. The following guide provides the proposed amendments ballot language, the charter language if approved, and the anticipated financial impact.

2017 Charter Amendment Election Guide

EARLY VOTING DATES, TIMES & LOCATIONS

                 LOCATION                                                                                DATE                                                            TIME       

Buda City Hall, 121 S Main St.                                                      Monday,   10/23 – Friday, 10/27                      8 am – 5 pm

Buda City Hall, 121 S Main St.                                                      Saturday,  10/28                                                   10 am –  2 pm

McCormick Middle School, 5700 Dacy Lane                            Thursday, 10/26 – Friday, 10/27                      8 am – 5 pm

McCormick Middle School, 5700 Dacy Lane                            Saturday,  10/28                                                  10 am – 2 pm

Buda City Hall, 121 S Main St.                                                      Thursday, 11/2 – Friday, 11/3                            7 am – 7 pm

McCormick Middle School, 5700 Dacy Lane                             Thursday, 11/2 – Friday, 11/3                           7 am – 7 pm

VOTING LOCATIONS ON ELECTION DAY (NOVEMBER 7, 2017)

PRECINCT 224:  Buda City Hall, 121 S. Main Street                                             7 am – 7 pm
PRECINCT 228:  McCormick Middle School, 1301 Old Goforth Road.             7 am – 7 pm

For more information you can go to our elections page on the City of Buda website.
City of Buda Election Information Page

Hays County also has an elections page.
Hays County Website – Elections Page


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