What’s on the Ballot
Bexar County · November 3, 2026
What’s on your ballot
Go race by race to see what each office does, why it matters, and who’s running — all in plain language, with every candidate treated the same. Your November ballot has six kinds of races and questions. Start anywhere below.
Not every race is on every ballot. Everyone in Bexar County votes on the statewide and federal offices. Your legislature, county precinct, and local measures depend on where you live. Check your registration and see your exact sample ballot at the Bexar County Elections Department ↗
New to some of these names? Get to know the parties first:
Go to a section
Six parts of your ballot. Open any one to see what the office does, why it matters, and everyone running.
Statewide offices
Every Bexar voter
The offices that lead all of Texas — Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, Comptroller, and the state’s land, agriculture, and railroad commissioners.
Statewide courts
Every Bexar voter
The judges on Texas’s two highest courts — the Supreme Court (civil cases) and the Court of Criminal Appeals (criminal cases). Voted statewide.
Federal offices
Senator: everyone · House: by district
Your seats in Washington, D.C. — one U.S. Senator for all of Texas, plus the one U.S. Representative for the district where you live.
Texas Legislature
By district
Your voice in Austin — one state senator and one state representative for the districts where you live. They write state law and the state budget.
County offices
Countywide & by precinct
The offices that run Bexar County — its District Attorney, County Judge and commissioners, county courts, and more. Some countywide, some by precinct.
Local measures
By city & school district
Yes-or-no questions on taxes, borrowing, and local projects — the city and school-district propositions for where you live. No statewide propositions this year.