City Elections

The City of Taylor is a "Council / City Manager" form of government. Council members are elected by the citizens and registered voters of Taylor. The City is governed by members under a Single Member District form of government and divided into 4 Districts and has 1 Council representative from each, as well as a council member elected at large. Council terms are 3 years and staggered with elections held in May. The Mayor and Mayor Pro-Tem are elected every year from within the Council members themselves and serve a 1-year term in these positions.

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The Taylor City Council adopted Resolution R23-05 calling for a general election to be held May 6, 2023 to elect a Council Member At-Large. 


Candidates must reside within the district to which they seek election, and must continuously reside within the district during the Councilmember's term of office. Each Councilmember shall be a resident and a qualified voter of the City; shall not be indebted to the City; nor hold any other elective or appointed public office of emolument.  Please see the City of Taylor Charter for additional Council Member information.


Candidate packets are available electronically here or by paper at the Taylor City Hall after December 9, 2022.

EARLY VOTING dates, time, and location

View BALLOT PROOF

Click here to view those who have filed for a place on the May ballot. 

 Click here to view Council Member District map.

  Click here for Council Member contact information and terms.

 Election Signs
 The City of Taylor has rules/regulations regarding candidate election signs.  Please visit our Code of Ordinances for a full description.
Many right-of-ways in the City of Taylor belong to the Texas Department of Transportation.  Click here for more information on TxDOT's sign regulations.
 
   Additional Election Information



 

Where can I find the detailed election results from the previous year?


Results are available at the Williamson County Elections website .  

Additional Information


If you have any questions, please contact the City Clerk. Additional helpful sites for election information may be found on the following websites:

Other Elections


Visit the County website for complete list of all County polling locations and election results: http://www.wilco.org/Departments/elections

Vote

Contact Us

  1. Dianna McLean

    City Clerk
    Email City Clerk
    Phone: 512-352-3676