Last updated Feb. 7, 2026

Teravista Democrats

Neighbors united in community, and common purpose to defend democracy and ensure a fair, equitable, and just Texas for all.

March 2026 Primary Elections

Voting in the primary election will work a bit differently this sprint. Due to differences. You can listen to this podcast get some background about the challenges our party chair, Kim Gilby, faced when trying to ensure our elections remained fair and accessible. There's been a lot of coverage on this topic.Please also note that this election year Williamson County has returned to paper ballots. You can read more about the voting system but please note that the county no longer uses the ExpressVote Ballot Marking Device.

Important Dates

  • Feb. 17 - First Day to Vote Early in Person

  • Feb. 20 - Last Day for Vote by Mail ballot application to be received

  • Feb. 27 - Last Day to Vote Early in Person

  • Mar. 3 - Election Day & Last Day for Vote by Mail ballot to be received

How can I be prepared for the upcoming primary?

  • Make sure your voter registration is in good shape. You can use VoteTexas to check your current status. Please be mindful of dates

  • Look up your sample ballot on the county website: Sample Ballot Lookup

  • Check out all the candidates running, and make a plan going into the ballot booth.

Democratic Primary Candidates

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About Our Precincts - 437/438

As of Jan. 2026, Teravista is now split into two distinct precincts. Rick Benavidez is currently precinct chair for 437, and 438 is currently open and accepting applications for its chair.

You can see the full set of maps for precincts in our area by visiting Wilco Elections

Our Voting Districts

Resources/Links

Other Clubs and Organizations Around Town

Rick Benavidez, Precinct Chair #437I’m the neighborhood point-person for the local Democratic Party. My main job is to make sure our corner of the community is organized, informed, and gets out to vote when the time comes.

Think of me as a bridge between our neighborhood and the larger party. I help neighbors get registered, explain who is on the ballot, and make sure people know where and when to cast their vote. I created this website to support those efforts, and to make sure you had a single place to turn to get your questions answered.Because I’m elected to this role by the voters right here in our precinct, I also represent us at the county level. I sit on the executive committee that makes decisions about local party goals and budgets. It’s really about building a local community of neighbors who care about the same issues, so that when election day rolls around, we aren't just guessing. We have a plan and are ready to make our voices heard together.At the end of the day, voting is the most direct way we have to protect our community and the values we share. Right now, it feels like there is a lot on the line, and the best way to defend our democracy is to take collective action and participate in it. By showing up, we’re making sure our neighborhood has a seat at the table and a say in the future. Change starts right here on our block, and every single vote is a brick in the wall that keeps our democratic process strong.You can reach out at [email protected]