2025 CAD Election

Hate property taxes?
Us too.

A penny at the register.
Not a dime on your home.

Vote FOR
Waller County Assistance District
No. 1, No. 2 or No. 3
Early voting Oct. 19–30
Election Day Nov. 3
Why, and how to vote →
A County Assistance District is a local district that uses a voter-approved sales and use tax, inside its boundaries, to pay for services authorized by law.

On the November 3, 2026 ballot

Three proposed county assistance districts are on the ballot in parts of Waller County. Each district has its own proposition, labeled Proposition A, and only voters who live inside a district vote on its proposition.

Each proposition asks whether to create that district and impose a sales and use tax at the rate of one percent (1%) to finance its operations.

Sources: Commissioners Court orders of August 5, 2026, and the county’s sample ballots.

Key dates

  • Monday, October 5, 2026: last day to register to vote in this election. Registration for this election is closed.
  • Monday, October 19: early voting begins.
  • Friday, October 23: applications for a ballot by mail must be received by the close of business.
  • Friday, October 30: early voting ends.
  • Tuesday, November 3: Election Day. Polls are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Sources: Waller County Notice of Joint General Election, issued September 23, 2026; Texas Election Code 13.143.

How to vote

How to vote in three steps Step 1, check your ballot: only voters who live inside a proposed district vote on its proposition; check your sample ballot or call Waller County Elections. Step 2, choose how to vote: early in person October 19 to 30 at any early voting location, by mail if you qualify, or on Election Day, November 3, at your precinct polling place. Step 3, bring photo ID: if you vote in person, bring one of the seven approved forms of photo ID, such as a Texas driver license. Check your ballotOnly voters who live inside aproposed district vote on itsproposition. Check your sampleballot or call the county. Choose how to voteEarly: Oct 19 to 30, at any earlyvoting location. By mail: if youqualify. Election Day: Nov 3, atyour precinct polling place. Bring photo IDVoting in person? Bring one of theseven approved forms of photo ID,such as a Texas driver license. 1 2 3 How to vote in three steps Step 1, check your ballot: only voters who live inside a proposed district vote on its proposition; check your sample ballot or call Waller County Elections. Step 2, choose how to vote: early in person October 19 to 30 at any early voting location, by mail if you qualify, or on Election Day, November 3, at your precinct polling place. Step 3, bring photo ID: if you vote in person, bring one of the seven approved forms of photo ID, such as a Texas driver license. Check your ballotOnly voters who live inside aproposed district vote on itsproposition. Check your sampleballot or call the county. Choose how to voteEarly: Oct 19 to 30, at anyearly voting location. By mail:if you qualify. Election Day:Nov 3, at your precinct. Bring photo IDVoting in person? Bring oneof the seven approved formsof photo ID, such as a Texasdriver license. 1 2 3

Find your precinct and polling place at VoteTexas.gov, see the county’s sample ballots, or call Waller County Elections at (979) 826-7643.

Questions about voting?

Call Waller County Elections at (979) 826-7643 or email vote@wallercounty.us.

Key dates & how to participate

October 5, 2026 – Last Day to Register

October 19–30, 2026 – Early Voting

October 23, 2026 – Mail Ballot Applications Due

November 3, 2026 – Election Day

Voting info

Voting questions?
Waller County Elections
(979) 826-7643
vote@wallercounty.us

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