YOUR 2026 ELECTION GUIDE
Your county.
Your state.
Your ballot.
Start close to home. Meet the Republican candidates for Harris County, Texas, and Washington—and get ready for November 3.
Election Day: Tuesday, November 3 · 7 a.m.–7 p.m.
close to home.Community photograph
THE PEOPLE ON YOUR BALLOT
Local first. Every level covered.
01 HARRIS COUNTY & LOCAL COURTSThe decisions
closest to home.
County leadership, local courts, commissioners, and justices of the peace.
02 TEXASYour state.
Your priorities.
Statewide offices, the Legislature, education, and appeals courts.
03 FEDERALA voice
in Washington.
Republican candidates for the U.S. Senate and House of Representatives.
About these community photographs
County: HCRP’s Garden Project. Texas: local Republican club members pictured by Magic Circle Republican Women. Homepage and federal card: photographs provided on October 13, 2026. These local photographs illustrate participation; they do not identify the offices shown on each card.
135 supplied candidates matched to Republican entries in the official countywide sample ballot · Checked October 5, 2026. Your own ballot depends on your districts ↗
YOUR PAPER GUIDE
HCRP’s 2026 voter guide.
County, state and federal candidates in a three-page guide. Open it, save a copy, or print it before you vote.
Harris County Republican Party · 2026 general election · PDF, 3 pages
THE ISSUES, IN EVERYDAY TERMS
What gets decided where?
A quick guide to the work behind each office. Open a topic for sources and the related candidates.
COUNTY TAXES & SPENDING
Harris County Democrat Tax
How much have they cost us, and what did they spend it on? Three questions. The costs, the decisions and the context behind every answer.
Higher county-related
property tax bills.
Reported increase in the average homeowner’s combined county-related bill since 2019.
Houston Chronicle · October 2, 2026 ↗What’s included?
The combined bill includes county, hospital, flood-control, and port levies. Commissioners Court sets the tax rates discussed in the report. Different components fund different services; city and school taxes are outside this figure.
This describes the average homeowner’s bill across the period. Individual bills vary.
MAKE A PLAN THAT WORKS FOR YOU
Your next step, made simple.
Check registration
Confirm your registration and current address with the county.
02See your official ballot
Find the contests that apply to your address, including propositions.
03Find a vote center
Choose an open county vote center and check its hours before you go.
Take your notes on paper.
Print your guide before you go. County guidance restricts wireless-device use within 100 feet of voting stations.
Read official guidance ↗Need voting assistance?
Accessibility and curbside voting ↗ · Mail-ballot eligibility and instructions ↗ · Harris County Elections: 713-755-6965
2026 dates checked October 5 against Harris Votes and the Texas Secretary of State. Mail-ballot applications must be received by the deadline. Official calendar ↗
CONNECT WITH HCRP
Find your next
conversation.
See the party’s published events and opportunities to get involved.
2026 REPUBLICAN CANDIDATES
Find the people on your ballot.
Names checked against the official countywide sample ballot. Your address determines which district and precinct races appear on your own ballot.
Confirm your full ballot with Harris Votes ↗. The guide covers the supplied Republican roster; your ballot may include other candidates and local measures.
YOUR PAPER GUIDE
Review it here.
Take it on paper.
Choose the candidates you want in your notes. They print in the confirmed countywide sample-ballot order. Check your official ballot for the races that apply to you.
Selections are personal notes stored in this browser. They do not cast votes. Keep printed campaign material for personal reference and follow official polling-place guidance.
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