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Skipping a race is a vote for the Democrats.

Texas no longer has a straight ticket button. If you leave a race blank, that empty oval
does not help Republicans. It makes it easier for Democrats to win.

Vote Republican all the way down the ballot

US Senate, congressional, and statewide names sit at the top. The races that run Hays County sit further down: judges, commissioners, school board, and more. Start at the top. Finish at the bottom. Do not skip a single race.

Every oval counts

You have to mark each Republican candidate yourself. One missed race can hand a local office to the other side, even if you voted red at the top.

Local races run the county

Local offices set taxes, schools, and courts in Hays County. Those seats are won and lost by the voters who fill out the whole ballot.

Blank is not neutral

Leaving a race unmarked is not “staying out of it.” It is a vote you did not cast for our side. Skipping a race is a vote for the Democrats.

Your Hays County ticket

These are the Republican nominees for county office. They sit further down the ballot than the statewide names. Mark every one.

Janie Flores

Justice of the Peace

Precinct 2, Place 1

Janie Flores

Campaign site

Statewide and federal nominees are on the full Republican ticket. Vote red there too, then keep going through these county races.

Vote Red. All the way down the ballot.

Do not stop halfway

In the booth, work the ballot like a checklist. If there is a Republican in the race, mark that oval. Then go to the next race. Then the next. All the way down.

  • US Senate, congressional, and statewide offices
  • Texas Legislature and statewide courts
  • County judge, commissioners, and countywide offices
  • Judges and district attorney
  • School board and other local races

Make your whole ballot count

Register. Know where to vote. Make a plan to vote early or on election day. Vote Republican for EVERY election.

  • Last day to register to vote: October 5
  • Early voting: October 19 to 30
  • Election Day: November 3
  • Apply for Ballot by Mail: October 23
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Save Hays County

Vote Republican all the way down the ballot