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 divided into four Districts or Precincts and has one Council representative from each, as well as council member elected at large. Council terms are three years and staggered with elections held in May.


November 5, 2013 Election
The November 5th election includes state constitutional amendments, local road and park bonds, as well as the Taylor ISD bond issue.  Last day to register is October 7; early voting is from October 21-November 1 at any Voting Center in Williamson County.  Visit the websites below for more details on polling places and specific issues:

Williamson County  Polling locations and hours
Taylor Independent School District
Texas State Constitutional Amendments

A photo ID WILL be required to vote in this election.  Click here for more details on what documents qualify.


Additional Information
If you have any questions, please contact Susan Brock, City Clerk, at 352-3676. Additional helpful sites for election information may be found on the following websites: 

          Am I registered to Vote?
 

City Election Districts Map   

• City of Taylor Election History
• Council members 
• Redistricting Process 
• Texas Ethics Commission 

     Texas Secretary of State 
 

Other Elections

• Williamson County Election information