Democrat Andy Brown has been reelected as Travis County judge, garnering more than 70% of votes, according to early voting and election night results.
Many races in the county were uncontested. Two Travis County commissioners, Precinct 4 Commissioner Margaret Gómez and Precinct 2 Commissioner Brigid Shea, are keeping their seats after running unopposed.
Dyana Limon-Mercado, the former chair of the Travis County Democratic Party, won the seat for county clerk. The Travis County Clerk’s office is responsible for conducting elections in the county, among other responsibilities.
Democrat Laurie Eiserloh defeated incumbent Cleve Doty in the race to become district judge of the 455th civil district court. She is presumed to be the first openly LGBTQ judge to hold a district judge seat in Texas.
See more results below. Results are considered unofficial until they're canvassed by local officials.
*signifies incumbent
Civil district court
District Judge, 455th Judicial District
Democrat: Laurie Eiserloh (72.01%)
Republican: Cleve W. Doty* (27.99%)
County judge
Democrat: Andy Brown* (71.59%)
Republican: Rupal Chaudhari (28.41%)
County clerk
Democrat: Dyana Limon-Mercado* (71.09%)
Republican: Susan Haynes (28.91%)
Justice of the peace, Precinct 2
Democrat: Randall Slagle (72.37%)
Libertarian: Christopher David (27.63%)
To see results for city and school district races on the ballot, go here.
Correction: A previous version of this post incorrectly stated the 455th Judicial District Court was created by redistricting.
