VOTE TEXAS
The 2021 May election results will start appearing on this web page at 7 p.m. May 1. In this election, voters in Austin and Central Texas are weighing city council and school board candidates, along with controversial propositions. One Austin proposition before voters deals with a homeless camping ban, while another Austin proposition would change the city’s form of government. Be sure to bookmark this page to check back on the election results.
* Indicates an incumbent
AUSTIN PROP B PUBLIC CAMPING AND PANHANDLING BAN
Precincts: 195 / 195 (100% reporting) For
58%
90,428
Against
42%
66,292
AUSTIN PROP F STRONG MAYOR-COUNCIL FORM OF GOV'T
Precincts: 195 / 195 (100% reporting) Against
86%
132,184
For
14%
21,781
AUSTIN PROP G ADDITIONAL COUNCIL DISTRICT
Precincts: 195 / 195 (100% reporting) Against
57%
85,331
For
43%
65,251
Elections Headlines
- Live results: Austin-Travis County Dec. 15 runoff election
- Austin City Council, Austin ISD Board candidates square off in runoff election
- Jalen McKee-Rodriguez becomes first openly gay Black man to be elected to any office in Texas
- Republican George P. Bush to run against AG Ken Paxton
- Texas Democrats abandon House floor, blocking passage of voting bill before final deadline
- After drastic changes made behind closed doors, and an overnight debate, Texas Senate approves voting bill
- Texas lawmakers poised to pass sweeping voting bill to restrict voting hours and change election rules
- Judge will allow group alleging 2020 election fraud to unseal Fulton County absentee ballots
- Secretary of State Ruth Hughs, Texas' top elections official, to resign after Senate takes no action on her confirmation
- Texas House initially passes bill to allow live streams of ballot-counting process