Early voting for General Election, School Bond begin Monday
Published 3:06 pm Saturday, October 20, 2018
By Dawn Burleigh
The Orange Leader
If you have made up your mind on how you want to vote, the polls will be open at 8 a.m. Monday, Oct. 22.
New names will be on the ballot as the Libertarian party is now included.
Early Voting for the General Election will take place at Orange Public Library located at 220 North 5th Street in Orange, Bridge City Public Works Building located at 220 Nitsche in Bridge City, Mauriceville Volunteer Fire Department located at 10691 North Hwy. 62 in Mauriceville and Raymond Gould Community Center located at 385 Claiborne in Vidor.
The polls will be open from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. Mon. Oct. 22 – Sat. Oct. 27 and Mon. Oct. 29 – Nov. 2. On Tuesdays, Oct. 23 and Oct. 30 the polls will have extended hours and be open from 8 a.m. – 7 p.m.
For the West Orange Cove Consolidated Independent School District (WOCCISD) Bond Election, early voting will take place at the Orange Public Library during the same times as the General Election voting.
General Election and the WOCCISD Bond Election is Tuesday, Nov. 6, 2018.
Sample ballots can be found online at orangeleader.com, or by clicking the link at the bottom.
Candidates are:
United States Senator
- REP Ted Cruz
- DEM Beto O’Rourke
- LIB Neal M. Dikeman
United States Representative, District 36
- REP Brian Babin
- DEM Dayna Steele
Governor of Texas
- REP Greg Abbott
- DEM Lupe Valdez
- LIB Mark Jay Tippetts
Lieutenant Governor of Texas
- REP Dan Patrick
- DEM Mike Collier
- LIB Kerry Douglas McKennon
Attorney General of Texas
- REP Ken Paxton
- DEM Justin Nelson
- LIB Michael Ray Harris
Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts
- REP Glenn Hegar
- DEM Joi Chevalier
- LIB Ben Sanders
Texas Commissioner of the General Land Office
- REP George P. Bush
- DEM Miguel Suazo
- LIB Matt Pina
Texas Commissioner of Agriculture
- REP Sid Miller
- DEM Kim Olson
- LIB Richard Carpenter
Texas Railroad Commissioner
- REP Christi Craddick
- DEM Roman McAllen
- LIB Mike Wright
Justice, Texas Supreme Court, Place 2
- REP Jimmy Blacklock
- DEM Steven Kirkland
Justice, Texas Supreme Court, Place 4
- REP John Devine
- DEM R.K. Sandill
Justice, Texas Supreme Court, Place 6
- REP Jeff Brown
- DEM Kathy Cheng
Presiding Judge, Texas Court
of Criminal Appeals
- REP Sharon Keller
- DEM Maria T. (Terri) Jackson
- LIB William Bryan Strange III
Judge, Texas Court of Criminal Appeals Place 7
- REP Barbara Parker Hervey
- DEM Ramona Franklin
Judge, Texas Court of Criminal Appeals Place 8
- REP Michelle Slaughter
- LIB Mark Ash
Member, Texas State Board of Education,
District 7
- REP Matt Robinson
- DEM Elizabeth “Eliz” Markowitz
Texas State Senator, District 3
- REP Robert Nichols
- DEM Shirley Layton
- LIB Bruce Quarles
Texas State Representative District 21
- REP Dade Phelan
Justice, 9th Court of Appeals District,
Place 3
- REP Leanne Johnson
Justice, 9th Court of Appeals District,
Place 4
- REP Hollis Horton
District Judge, 260th Judicial District
- REP Steven Parkhurst
Orange County Judge
- REP Dean T. Crooks
Judge, Orange County Court-at-Law
- REP Mandy White-Rogers
Orange County District Clerk
- REP Vickie Edgerly
Orange County Clerk
- REP Brandy Robertson
Orange County Treasurer
- REP Christy Khoury
Orange County Commissioner Pct.2
- REP Theresa Adams Beauchamp
- DEM Deborah Mitchell
Orange County Commissioner Pct.4
- REP Robert Viator
Justice of the Peace Pct.1
- REP Hershel Stagner, Jr.
- DEM Gail Barnett
Justice of the Peace Pct.2
- REP Chad Jenkins
Justice of the Peace Pct.3
- REP Joy Dubose-Simonton
Justice of the Peace Pct.
- REP Rodney Price