The election includes the Maverick County Judge runoff

election between incumbent Judge David Saucedo and former Judge Rudy Bowles.

Other positions being contested include the Commissioner Precinct 2 race between Rosy Cantu and challenger Arianna Perez.

Cantu received the most votes during the first round of voting. Both individuals have been busy block walking and asking the community for their votes.

Another position up for grabs is for Maverick County Justice of the Peace Precinct No. 2 between incumbent Judge Dora Madera and Roxanna “Roxi” Rios. The other local race is for the position of Maverick County Justice of the Peace Precinct No. 3AB between incumbent Judge David A. Castaneda and Domingo “Mingo” Garcia.

There are no Republican Party candidates in the November 8th General Election for any of this positions. It’s expected that whoever win

s their respective election will be declared the winner in the electoral process, unless there is a writein candidate in the November 8th general election. 

Other key races include the battle for the United States House of Representative/ Congress, District 23 of Texas, between Gina Ortiz-

Jones and Rick Trevino. The declared winner of this race will go against Republican incumbent Congressman Will Hurd in the November 8th General Election.

The position to challenge for the Texas governorship is also up for grabs. Democratic Texas voters will have to choose between businessman Andrew White and former Dallas County Sheriff Guadalupe Hernandez.

Registered voters are encouraged to come out and exercise your right to vote during the election process.