Travis
County

LeanderARW's Voter Guide is to help increase awareness and educate voters for upcoming elections. Be sure to visit your county website to review and print your sample ballot.  Travis County

Note: LeanderARW does not endorse any candidate for public office in contested Republican primaries, runoff elections, and special elections, and/or non-partisan elections when more than one Republican is in the race.

Important Dates

Voter Registration Deadline: Tuesday, October 11, 2022
Early Voting Period: Monday, October 24, 2022 to Friday, November 4, 2022
Last Day to Apply for Ballot by Mail: Friday, October 28, 2022 (Received, not postmarked)
Election Day: Tuesday, November 8, 2022 - Joint, General & Special Elections

Republican County Candidates

The Candidates list below are fully supported by LeanderARW. Our Voter Guide is arranged from the down ballot up. Voting down ballot is just as critical as voting the top of the ballot. Be sure to vote REPUBLICAN on every candidate from the top of the ballot to the bottom. We highly recommend that you visit Travis County elections webpage, and print your sample ballot to assist you when voting. Paper sample ballots are allowed in the election booth, but electronic devices such as your mobile phone, are not allowed in the election booth.

Susan Haynes for
Travis County Clerk

LeanderARW is proud to support Susan Haynes for Travis County Clerk. Susan states she is not a politician, but believes we need fair elections. She is a sixth generation Texan that lives America first values, and is a strong conservative Republican. To learn more about Susan, visit her website.

Rupal Chaudhari for
Travis County Judge

LeanderARW is proud to endorse Rupal Chaudhari for Travis County Judge. Rupal is a wife and mother of two, a member of our club, an attorney, a business owner, and a community advocate. She strongly believes in Republican values; limited and transparent government, fiscal responsibility, family values and supports law enforcement. She never intended to run for public office, but after seeing major problems that affected our day-to-day lives she felt it was time to get involved. To learn more about Rupal, visit her website.