Mail In Ballots
Mail In Ballots
~ Remember to Apply for Your Mail-in Ballot! ~
If you are 65 years or older, disabled, out-of-county or otherwise meet the criteria for a Ballot by Mail, don't forget to re/apply! You must re-apply every year. Be sure to mark the box for Annual Ballots. For complete details and to complete online or download the application click here
Deputy Voter Registrar:
Remember to renew your certification to be Deputy Voter Registrar (DVR). Your appointment ends on December 31st of each even number year. If you would like to become a new DVR please contact the Hill County Elections Administration. 254-582-4072
Have you ever thought that you could do a better job than the elected officials currently in office?
Running for elected office is one of the best ways someone can give back to their community. Whether they want to run for city council, county representative, or school board, every candidate must begin their campaign by making the decision to actually run.
As a leader in your community, you will be in a position to bring about change and create a positive impact in your community.
Maybe you’ve worked on political campaigns, volunteered for a community organization, or become an advocate for a local issue. Running for office can be an even more rewarding opportunity to spur change and serve your community. State and local offices—which are usually part-time, paid positions—can shape everything from health services and education to criminal justice.
We need candidates to step up and serve their communities and state.
The Hill County Democratic Party pledge to work with each candidate for a successful outcome.
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Hill County Election Precinct Map
Hill County Elections Administration
Campaign Finance Guide for Candidate who File with local authority
Appointment of Campaign Treasurer Form PDF
Petition in Lieu of Filing Fee
Candidate Application to be placed on the Primary Ballot
Precinct Chair Application to be on the Ballot
Qualifications for Public Offices
The Facts About Mail-In Voting
​ELECTION CALENDAR:
Last Day to Register to Vote, Monday, February 2, 2026
First day to apply for a ballot by mail
First Day of Early Voting, Tuesday, February 17, 2026
Primary: March 3, 2026
Run-Off: May 26, 2026
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November 2026 General Election, November 3, 2026
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First Day of Early Voting, Tuesday, February 17, 2026
Early Voting Centers
Huron Annex 5800 F.M. 933 Whitney, TX.
Covington Street Annex 126 S. Covington St. Hillsboro, TX
Hubbard Civic Center 300 N. Magnolia Hubbard, TX
Primary Election Day. March 3, 2026
Polling Locations
Precinct 1 First Presbyterian Church, 301 Old Brandon Rd. Hillsboro, TX.
Precinct 2 Huron Annex 5800 F.M. 933 Whitney, TX.
Precinct 3 Central Baptist Church, Hillsboro, 1100 Old Bynum Rd. Hillsboro, TX
Precinct 4 Cowboy Church Community Center 757 FM 1713 Whitney, TX
Precinct 5 Aquilla Fire Station 201 E. Treadwell Aquilla, TX
Precinct 6 Covington Street Annex 126 S. Covington St. Hillsboro, TX
Precinct 7 Abbott Community Center 210 E. Walnut Abbott, TX
Precinct 8 Ft. Graham Pct 8 American Legion Post 522 303 F.M. 2604 Whitney, TX
Precinct 9 Brandon Community Center 7414 S.H. 22 Brandon, TX
Precinct 10 Hilco Event Center 1000 S. Files St. Itasca, TX
Precinct 11 Penelope Volunteer Fire Dept 121 E. Commerce Penelope, TX
Precinct 12 Hubbard Civic Center 300 N. Magnolia Hubbard, TX
Precinct 13 Lutheran Church Whitney 117 HCR 2129 E. Whitney, TX
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​​​​​Important Election Dates 2026
Texas House of Representative Map
US House of Representatives Maps
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