Terri Hefner, Elections Administrator
Address: P.O. Box 605
La Grange, TX 78945
Physical Address: 151 N Washington St., Room 108
La Grange, TX 78945
Office Phone: (979) 968-6563
Fax Number: (979) 968-6426
E-mail Address: terri.hefner@co.fayette.tx.us
The office of Elections Administrator was created by Commissioner’s Court in 2006.
The Elections Administrator is responsible for all federal, state, and county elections. In addition, cities, school districts, and political
subdivisions contract with the office to conduct their election.
The office is responsible for all voting equipment including testing, maintenance, storage, rental, and transport to voting locations.
The Elections Administrator also serves as the County Voter Registrar, and supervises all voter registration for the county.
The Elections Administrator also serves to accept filings of Campaign Finance, Appointments of Campaign Treasurers, and other filings related
to campaign finance.
Who represents me?
May 5 Special Election Early Voting Turnout
Republican Notice of Primary Election Canvass
Early Voting Numbers
March 6 Primary Election Summary - Official Results
March 6 Primary Election - Precinct Summary - Official Results
March 6, 2018 Primary Election
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What is a Primary Election?
A Primary Election is an election used either to determine the nominees for political parties in advance of a General Election.
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Who will be on the Ballot?
https://webservices.sos.state.tx.us/candidate-filing/cf-report.aspx
Sample Ballots by Voting Precinct
Sample Ballots Republican
Sample Ballots Democratic
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Election Notices
Notice of Voting Order Priority
Public Notice of Test Of Automatic Tabulating Equipment
Republican
Democratic
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When is Early Voting?
Early Voting Information
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Where do I Vote?
Republican
Democratic
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Ballot by Mail
Application for Ballot by Mail
About Ballots by Mail:
Fayette County Voters are eligible to vote early by mail if they are a registered voter who is:
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65 years of age or older
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Out of the county during the election period (early voting through election day)
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Sick or disabled
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Confined in jail but eligible to vote
To
vote by mail, a voter must first fill out and submit an application for
a ballot by mail to the Fayette County Elections Office. The office
does not send out applications or ballots without
a specific request from the voter.
The
Elections Office can receive applications for a ballot by mail no
earlier than January 1st of the year in which the election is held and
no later than the close of business 11 days before Election
Day. If the deadline falls on a weekend, the last day to submit an
application is the preceding Friday. If the deadline falls on a state or
federal holiday, the application for a ballot must be received on the
preceding business day.
Voters
may request applications for a ballot by mail by contacting the Fayette
County Elections Office. Voters may submit their completed
applications for a ballot by mail using email
elections@co.fayette.tx.us , fax (979) 968-6426 or by mailing applications to:
Fayette County Elections Office
PO Box 605
La Grange, TX 78945
When filling out an application for a ballot by mail, Voters need to make sure:
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They check the box with the reason why a voter is eligible to vote early by mail,
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They check the box indicating the political party’s primary in which the voter wants to vote.
Lastly,
if a Voter is 65+ or disabled and would like the Elections Office to
send ballots for all eligible 2018 elections, the Voter needs to mark
the box labeled “Annual Application”.
For
more information on ballot by mail and Federal Post Card Applications
procedures, call the Fayette County Elections office at 979-968-6563.
Voter Turnout Statistic Report
2006 to 2014- growth in precincts
Past Election Results
Schedule of County Offices up for Election
Facts About Residence
Voter Registration Application
Facts about Voting by Mail
Ballot by Mail Application (Boleta por Correo)
Facts about Early Voting in Person
Download Fayette County Election Precincts Map
List of Commissioner Precincts and Election Precincts
Cities and Schools in Fayette County
Search for your U.S. and State Representatives and Senators
Secretary of State Website
League of Women Voters of Texas
League of Women Voters Voting Guide