AUSTIN, Texas — Early voting for the 2020 runoff election in Travis County kicks off Wednesday, Dec. 3, at 7 a.m. Early voting will run until Dec. 11.
Polls will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., Monday through Saturday, and 12 p.m. to 6 p.m. on Sunday. Ballots can be cast at any of the 15 early voting centers throughout the county. Runoff election day is Dec. 15.
KVUE will keep track of results on Dec. 15 here.
You can find out which district you live in online here. Here's a look at what will be on the ballot if you reside in the corresponding districts:
James "Jimmy" Flannigan (incumbent)
Mackenzie Kelly
Read about them here.
Alison Alter (incumbent)
Jennifer Virden
Read about them here.
Austin ISD Board of Trustees District 5 Single Member District
Austin ISD Board of Trustees Position 8 At-Large
Travis County Clerk Dana DeBeauvoir says these smaller runoff races are just as important as the races at the top of the ticket seen in November.
"City council races and school board trustee elections have more to do with your daily life and your pocketbook than the big-ticket races," she said. "Even if you are a renter, city and school taxes and policy are more likely to affect your bottom line."
The November election saw more people voting than at any other time in the county's history.
"This could be the start of a new pattern of voting, a new level of participation for all age groups and recognition that all elections have consequences," said DeBeauvoir.
To view your personal ballot, find your closest polling place or view a map of wait times, visit votetravis.com. Recorded forums involving the city council candidates can be viewed here.
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