Election Guides
Here are the recommendations for the May 2nd Local and May 26 Republican Primary Runoff Elections.
As always, we encourage you to do your own research. We are NOT telling you how to vote.
We are simply providing these recommendations from the vetting committee as a starting point to help you make an informed decision.
Scroll down for more information including voting times and polling locations.
Please note that cell phones are NOT allowed to be used in the polling location.
You may print and bring our recommendations into the polling location.
May 2nd Local Election
Here are the recommendations for some of the May 2nd Local Elections.
Please note that cell phones are NOT allowed to be used in the polling location.
You may print and bring our recommendations into the polling location.
Voting Times and Locations
Early Voting
April 20 through April 28, 2026
Election Day
May 2nd, 2026 – 7 AM to 7 PM
May 26 Republican Primary Runoff Election
Here are the recommendations for the May 26 Republican Primary Runoff Election.
Please note that cell phones are NOT allowed to be used in the polling location.
You may print and bring our recommendations into the polling location.
More Information
What are on the ballots?
May 2 – Local Elections
- Early Voting April 20-28
- Click here for specific polling times and locations
- Click here for sample ballots
- Click here to download and print recommendations for May 2
The races in the May 2, 2026, election are non-partisan meaning there is no Republican or Democrat designation for the candidates. Early voting begins on Monday, April 20 and runs through Tuesday, April 28. Election day is Saturday, May 2 from 7 AM to 7 PM.
This year there are relatively few contested races in Parker County, and you will only be asked to select candidates in your specific local area on your ballot.
May 26 – Republican and Democrat Primary Runoff Elections
- Early Voting May 18-22
- Polling locations are yet to be announced
- Click here for sample ballots
- Click here to download and print recommendations for May 26
This is the runoff for the races in which no candidate received more than 50% in the March 3 partisan primary election. Early voting begins on Monday, May 18 and runs through Friday, May 22. Election day is Tuesday, May 26 from 7 AM to 7 PM.
Vetting Process
The Republican primary is held among friends and is the time for conservatives to help the most conservative candidate be elected. Parker County Conservatives appreciate all candidates who make the sacrifice to be part of this process.
The Parker County Conservatives PAC Board appoints a vetting committee with the sole task to vet candidates who are in a contested election appearing on a Parker County Republican Ballot.
The vetting committee researches each candidate and strives to find the most conservative and qualified candidate in each race, which can sometimes be a hard choice. Sometimes all candidates are good conservative choices, but sometimes there is a choice between candidates in which neither candidate is conservative but may only reflect the “best” choice. All members of the vetting committee are asked to put aside personal relationships and vet candidates based on factual and verifiable information and recommend candidates to the PAC Board.
The 2026 vetting committee consists of six members. An endorsement requires a unanimous vote among the vetting committee but a unanimous vote does NOT automatically mean an endorsement. The number of votes are shown in parenthesis for each candidate if there is not a unanimous decision.
More election information can be found at the following link
Hope this information helps in your decision on how to vote on your May 2nd local and May 26 Republican primary runoff ballot.