The City Of Buda Cancels City Council Election

Early voting opens October 22 and ends November 2. The general election ballot in Buda will include all federal, state, local and county races except City Council.

All City Council races on the ballot are uncontested. Therefore, the City of Buda announced the cancellation of its City Council election in November.

However, Buda City Hall will still serve as a polling location for federal, state, local and county races in the November 6 general election. Early voting opens October 22 and ends November 2.

On The Ballot:

Place 3
Ray Bryant

District A (Place 4)
Paul Daugereau

District B (Place 6)
Evan Ture

District C (Place 2)
Wiley Hopkins

At the June 5, 2018, City Council meeting, Council approved the district lines for Districts A, B, and C. These single member districts will be used as boundaries for electing City Councilmembers beginning with the November 2018 Election.

Click here to view additional information on the transition to single-member districts.  The link includes district maps.

Early Voting Dates, Times, & Locations

During early voting, you can vote at any location in Hays County. In Buda, Buda City Hall will serve as a polling location for early voting.

City of Buda Early Voting Location

Buda City Hall
405 E. Loop St., Building 100
Buda, TX

Monday, October 22 — Friday, October 26  
8 a.m. — 5 p.m.

Saturday, October 27
8 a.m. — 5 p.m. 

Monday, October 29 – Friday, November 2  
7 a.m. — 7 p.m.

Click here a full list of early voting locations in Hays County: http://bit.ly/2vM1Hbg

Election Day

November 6
7 a.m. — 7 p.m.

On Election Day, voters must vote in your assigned precinct. You will find this information on your voter registration card.  

Precinct 224
Buda City Hall
405 E. Loop St., Building 100
Buda, TX

Precinct 226
Hays Hills Baptist Church
1401 N. FM 1626
Buda, TX

Precinct 228
McCormick Middle School
5700 Dacy Lane

Precincts 230/232/236/238
Southern Hills Church of Christ
3740 Ranch Rd 967