Hunt County Texas

Election Night Reporting

Election Reconciliation - Official Totals

Preliminary Reconciliation - Unofficial Totals

Election Information and Turnout Data

CANDIDATE TRAINING VIDEO

 

STEPS FOR FILING FOR OFFICE: 
1. File Appointment of a Campaign Treasurer by a Candidate. (Sec. 252.001)
- (FORM CTA)
- Candidates for county & precinct offices file with the Elections Administrator. (Sec. 252.005(2)
2. Optional – File Code of Fair Campaign Practices. (Chapter 258)
- (FORM CFCP)
- Candidates for county & precinct offices file with the Elections Administrator. (Sec. 258.003(a)
3. File Application for a Place on the Primary Ballot OR File Application for a Place on the General Election Ballot for a CSO; AND pay a filing fee (please click here as fees have changed) OR submit a petition in lieu of filing fee to the party chair/filing authority. (Sec. 141.031, 172.021, 172.025)

Democratic Party Chair - Larry Davis - landaengr@yahoo.com
Republican Party Chair - David Hale - davidmhale@mac.com

County Judge - Bobby Stovall - cojudge@huntcounty.net

Now that you are a candidate:
- File a campaign finance report with the Elections Office
- (FORM C/OH)
- 30 Days BEFORE the Election and 8 Days BEFORE the Election
- Campaign Finance Filing Schedule
- Instructions and forms can be found here: The TEXAS ETHICS COMMISSION
- Please see Chapter 15 of the Election Code
- UNEXPENDED CONTRIBUTIONS (Form COH/UC)

Starting and ending your campaign
Texas Ethics Commission Candidate Resources
SOS Candidates Guide
Texas Ethics Commission Forms Guide
Texas Ethics Commission Advertising Guidelines
Where can I put my campaign signs TXDOT?
Candidates guide to Political Advertising
Candidates guide to Fundraising

Reports will be posted to this site as they are filed with the Hunt County Elections Administration Office. For more information on Campaign Finance Reports visit the Texas Ethics Commission website. Reports are listed below in alphabetical order by last name. Click on the candidate name to navigate to the record of your choice.

Please click on a Candidate below

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Approved 12/28/2021 in the Hunt County Commissioners Court, below are the new maps and boundary lines for: Hunt County Commissioners Precincts 1, 2, 3, 4, and Election Precincts.

All changes to Hunt County have been the results of redistricting from the 2020 Census.

All changes to existing boundaries will be in effect beginning  January 1, 2022.

For any questions or maps of specific areas, please contact the Voter Administration office at          (903) 454-5467

Hunt County Commissioners Map: Precincts 1, 2, 3, & 4

Hunt County Justice of the Peace Map: Precincts 1, 2, 3, & 4

Hunt County Voting Precinct Map - Countywide 

Volunteer Deputy Registrar

Candidate School Training

The Hunt County Voter Administration Office processes all the voter registration applications. There are applications received by mail from individuals that have been mailed one by request, or they have received one from a number of governmental agencies such as the County Clerk when persons apply for a marriage license, from the WIC office, the Texas Department of Transportation, or the Hunt County Tax office as well as the sub-stations for the Tax Office in Commerce & Quinlan. 

Our office has many duties such as processing a numerous amount of reports that are sent to us from the Secretary of State office that identifies duplicates from Hunt County and another Texas county, Deaths, Moves, Cancellations, Felons & records of persons who have filed for a new or renewal of their Texas drivers license, as well as all the filing of all this information. The District Clerk’s office sends us reports regarding the jury wheel of persons over 70 who do not wish to serve on a jury, as well as persons whose jury summons has been returned due to a bad address. 

During County Elections, this office orders the ballots, all the election materials, secures the polling locations in the County, contacts all the Election Judges and Alternate Judges, and holds an Election school at each election to train the wonderful folks that help us. 

Elections would not be possible if we did not have the support of the people in the community who work the elections; including the use of the polling locations. If you think you would be interested in the democratic process, we urge you to contact our office to be listed as a contact for help during elections. The phone number is (903) 454-5467, or you’re welcome to stop by, and our address is 2217 Washington, Greenville, Texas.