LIBERTY COUNTY, Texas — Election Day is May 1, 2021, and are several items on the ballot for some Liberty County voters.
Here's everything you need to know before you head to the polls!
What you need to bring to vote
In Texas, you need one of these to cast your vote:
- Your DPS driver license
- Personal ID issued by DPS
- Texas Election ID certificate
- Texas handgun license issued by DPS
- Military ID card with photo
- U.S. Passport with photo
- U.S. citizenship certificate with photo
Polling locations
There are several locations across Liberty County for you to cast your ballot on Election Day. Registered voters in Liberty County can vote at any location.
What's on the ballot
City of Dayton
- Mayor
- Caroline Wadzeck
- Council Member Position 4
- Andy Conner
- DG Bubba Graves
- Council Member Position 5
- Janette Goulder-Frick
- Jose S. Hernandez
- Alvin Burress
- Valorie Jackson Barton
City of Hardin
- Mayor
- Harry Johnson
- City Council Position 1
- Chris Goodwin
- Julie Terry
- City Council Position 2
- Brett Clark
- City Council Position 5
- Jonathon Fajkus
- Harvey Finley
City of Ames
- Mayor
- Emmett Albro
- Cornelius Gilmore
- Council Position 1
- Michael Trahan
- Council Position 2
- Carlton Rollins
- Council Position 3
- Eddie G White
- Council Position 5
- Audrey Harrison
Hardin ISD
- Trustee Place 1
- Cody Parrish
- Trustee Place 2
- Patty Williamson
- Angie Amyx
Liberty ISD
- Trustee Position 2
- Bruce Bell
- Trustee Position 3
- Lance Lawrence
- Trustee Position 6
- Rachel Odell
- Trustee Position 4 (unexpired term)
- Craig P. Girard
- Barbara "Barbie" Kelly
Plum Grove
- City Council, Position 1
- Jennifer Coker
- Debra Bell
- City Council, Position 3
- Myra Acosta
- Jacob Clay
- City Council, Position 4
- Calvin Padgett
- City Council, Position 5
- Diana Chunn
Liberty County ESD #1
Proposition A
The adoption of a local sales and use tax in Liberty County Emergency Services District No. 1 at a rate not to exceed one and one half percent in any location in the district.
