- Representative
- Mayor
Elections +
Texas - Election
Representative
Representative elections in the United States are a vital part of the democratic process, as they determine the composition of the House of Representatives, one of the two chambers of the U.S. Congress. Representative elections are held on even-numbered years during the general election, which takes place on the first Tuesday following the first Monday in November. This coincides with the same election cycle as the presidential election and other offices.
Find The Candidate By The District Number
Amanda Edwards
Chance Davis
Christian Dashaun Menefee
Peter Filler
Reyna Anderson
Robert Slater .
Zoe Cadore
Mayor
The role of elections for the position of mayor can vary depending on the specific jurisdiction and the form of government in place. However, in general, the election for mayor involves selecting an individual to serve as the chief executive officer and the highest-ranking official of a city or town. The mayor is responsible for providing executive leadership in the local government. They oversee the day-to-day operations of the city or town and are responsible for implementing policies, managing city departments, and ensuring the efficient delivery of services to residents.
Andrew Vicencio
April Guadarrama
Armando Dominguez
Arturo Espinosa
Beto Altamirano
Bill Ruppel
Brandon Gonzales
Chris Herring
Chris Wood
Christopher Reyes
Clayton Perry
Deborah S. Morris
Diana Uriegas
Donnell Ballard
Dylan Hedrick
Gerardo Zambrano
Gina Ortiz Jones
Jade McCullough
James Melvin
Jeremy Labelle
John Courage
John Muns
Josh Lucas
Koni Ramos-Kaiwi
Lawrence Walker II
Manny Pelaez
Mattie Parker
Mauricio Sanchez
Melissa Cabello Havrda
Michael Samaniego
Millennium Woods Jr.
PC Mathew
Robert Melvin
Robert Salinas
Roel Garcia
Rolando Pablos
Santos Alvarado
Shibu Samuel
Sonia Traut
Tim Westley
Adriana Garcia