UPDATED 10:38 P.M. – 2021 Hays County election results
Texas Props, Austin, Buda, San Marcos, Comal ISD, & Hays ESD 4
Sierra Martin | Managing Editor
HAYS COUNTY – It’s Election Day! The 2021 election polls have closed, and the results will be updated live by San Marcos Corridor News. We’ll be following the results and posting updates as they come in until all votes have been counted.
Residents of Hays County had the opportunity to vote for city council seats, school board seats, amendments to the city charter and state proclamations.
Although election results are still unofficial, San Marcos City Council Candidate for Place 6 Jude Prather and City Council Place 5 Incumbent Mark Gleason have announced their victories.
In Wimberley, Andrea Justus is leading by 145 votes for WISD Trustee Place 1. Nathan Cross is ahead by 169 votes for WISD Trustee Place 2. Rob Campbell leads the race for WISD Place 3 by 398 votes.
In Woodcreek, Brent Pulley has pulled ahead by 38 votes for the city council at-large seat. Jeff Rasco has 60% of the vote for Mayor of Woodcreek.
In Kyle, Rick Koch is leading the race for City Council district 5. In the unofficial Buda election results, LaVonia Horne-Williams is leading in the race for Position 3 at-large with about 50% of the vote.
The voter turnout for the 2021 election was low, as of 10:38 p.m. only 18,259 or 11.8% of Hays County’s 156,297 registered voters to cast ballots between mail-in and in-person early voting.
Visit this page throughout the night for the most up-to-date account of the Hays County results!
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Hays County, TX
Elections
(http://www.co.hays.tx.us/elections.aspx)
November 2021 General
Election
UNOFFICIAL ELECTION RESULTS
Showing
41
of
41
contests
STATE OF TEXAS PROPOSITION 3
(VOTE FOR 1)
For
9,725
54.67%
Against
8,062
45.33%
STATE OF TEXAS PROPOSITION 8
(VOTE FOR 1)
For
15,509
87.99%
Against
2,116
12.01%
STATE OF TEXAS PROPOSITION 1
(VOTE FOR 1)
Against
2,619
14.69%
For
15,210
85.31%
STATE OF TEXAS PROPOSITION 7
(VOTE FOR 1)
Against
2,109
11.93%
For
15,573
88.07%
11.8%
Ballots Cast
18,259
Registered Voters
155,158
VOTER TURNOUT
Website Updated:
11/2/2021 10:38:45 PM
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STATE OF TEXAS PROPOSITION 4
(VOTE FOR 1)
For
9,666
56.81%
Against
7,349
43.19%
STATE OF TEXAS PROPOSITION 6
(VOTE FOR 1)
Against
2,327
13.25%
For
15,236
86.75%
City of Austin Proposition A
(VOTE FOR 1)
Against
27
42.86%
For
36
57.14%
STATE OF TEXAS PROPOSITION 5
(VOTE FOR 1)
Against
6,998
41.22%
For
9,981
58.78%
STATE OF TEXAS PROPOSITION 2
(VOTE FOR 1)
Against
6,644
37.52%
For
11,063
62.48%
City of Austin Proposition B
(VOTE FOR 1)
For
46
75.41%
Against
15
24.59%
City of San Marcos, Proposition K
(VOTE FOR 1)
Against
1,935
53.16%
For
1,705
46.84%
City of San Marcos, City Council, Place 6
(VOTE FOR 1)
Jude Prather
1,923
50.42%
Mark Rockeymoore
1,891
49.58%
CITY OF BUDA, PROPOSITION A
(VOTE FOR 1)
For
1,018
74.31%
Against
352
25.69%
Comal Independent School District, Proposition D
(VOTE FOR 1)
For
10
40.00%
Against
15
60.00%
Wimberley Independent School District, Trustee, Place 1
(VOTE FOR 1)
Lori Olson
2,434
48.55%
Andrea Justus
2,579
51.45%
City of Woodcreek, City Council, at-Large
(VOTE FOR 1)
Nancye Britner
280
20.85%
Brent Pulley
396
29.49%
Debra Hines
358
26.66%
Bob Hambrick
309
23.01%
Comal Independent School District, Proposition E
(VOTE FOR 1)
For
14
56.00%
Against
11
44.00%
City of San Marcos, Proposition A
(VOTE FOR 1)
Against
849
23.18%
For
2,813
76.82%
City of San Marcos, Proposition C
(VOTE FOR 1)
Against
703
18.47%
For
3,104
81.53%
City of Woodcreek, Mayor
(VOTE FOR 1)
Aurora LeBrun
300
39.89%
Jeff Rasco
452
60.11%
Wimberley Independent School District, Trustee, Place 3
(VOTE FOR 1)
Rob Campbell
2,691
53.99%
Gretchen Holtsinger
2,293
46.01%
Comal Independent School District, Proposition C
(VOTE FOR 1)
Against
11
42.31%
For
15
57.69%
City of San Marcos, Proposition L
(VOTE FOR 1)
For
2,941
79.90%
Against
740
20.10%
City of Kyle, Councilmember, District 5
(VOTE FOR 1)
Leah Kaufman
353
22.83%
Daniela C. Parsley
434
28.07%
Donny J. Wills
214
13.84%
Rick Koch
545
35.25%
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