2026 REPUBLICAN PRIMARIES
3rd Annual
JCRP
Chili Dinner
Beginning at 5:30 pm
&
Cleburnes Whistle Stop Christmas Parade
DECEMBER 5, 2025
The Lighted Christmas Parade will be Dec. 5th at 6:30pm in Downtown Cleburne.
Johnson County Republican Party Executive Committee
Meets On The First Tuesday Of Every Month
6:30 pm At 210 S. Main Cleburne, TX 76033
DONATE TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE
At the Johnson County Republican Party, we stand firm on a foundational principle: that the bedrock of our democratic process is election integrity. We believe that fair and transparent elections are not just a goal, but an absolute necessity for maintaining public trust and preserving the voice of every voter. This crucial work begins and thrives through the commitment of dedicated citizens—people like you—who understand the vital importance of this mission.
Every contribution, whether it's a financial donation or a gift of your valuable time, directly empowers our efforts. These resources enable us to implement robust measures, provide essential training, and ensure meticulous oversight throughout the electoral process. We are relentlessly focused on upholding the highest standards of honesty and accountability in every ballot cast and every vote counted here in Johnson County.
We are a community united by the shared goal of protecting our electoral system. By working together, we can collectively guarantee that elections in Johnson County will always be conducted with the utmost fairness and honesty. Your involvement is not just appreciated; it is indispensable to safeguarding the very essence of our self-governance. Join us in this critical endeavor.
Your support makes a difference. Stand with the Johnson County Republican Party for fair and honest elections!
Robin Wilson
Johnson County Republican Party Chairman
VOTING PRECINCT HOSTING
STUDENT ELECTION CLERKS
VOTER REGISTRATION DRIVES
Last Day to Register to Vote: Monday, February 2, 2026
Last Day to Apply for Ballot by Mail: Friday, February 20, 2026
(Received, not Postmarked)
Last day to Receive Ballot by Mail :Tuesday, March 3, 2026 (Election Day) at 7:00 p.m. if carrier envelope is not postmarked, OR Wednesday, March 4, 2026 (next business day after Election Day) at 5:00 p.m. if carrier envelope is postmarked by 7:00 p.m. at the location of the election on Election Day
First Day of Early Voting by Personal Appearance Tuesday, February 17, 2026
Last Day of Early Voting by Personal Appearance Friday, February 27, 2026
Texas is set to expand early voting, a change that could delay partial preliminary results
Voting by mail will get a little easier with new processes for handling errors, more legible instructions
Curbside voting will be more restricted
Proof of citizenship won’t be required to register to vote in Texas
The attorney general is denied broader powers to prosecute election crimes
Texas won’t offer online voter registration
Counties can keep mailing out unsolicited voter registration applications
No guns allowed in polling locations
Hand-counted ballots still can’t be audited without a full manual recount
Points Of Interest
Filed Legislation Summaries (All Bills Filed In The 89th Legislature)
Texas House Bill 760: Empowering Texans by Redefining “The People’s Money”
Examining Texas’s Proposed Ban on Local Guaranteed Income Programs
Texas House Bill 901: Capping Public Sector Salaries
Legislative Bills To Watch
If there is a bill that you would like to have watched please email us at johnsoncountyrepublicanparty@gmail.com. Be sure to give us the bill number.
Texas’ 2026-27 State Budget:
Record Spending, Missed Opportunities
The Texas Legislature is currently deliberating Senate Bill 1, proposing a historic $336.1 billion state budget for the 2026–27 biennium.
Texas Taxpayer Protection: Spotlight on New Spending Cap Proposals in the Legislature
As Texas continues to see historic revenue surpluses, lawmakers are considering new guardrails to keep government spending in check.
Texas Senate Weakens
Taxpayer-Funded Lobbying Ban Proposal
Ever wonder why the Texas Legislature seems to start at a crawl before picking up speed?
Filed Legislation Summaries
An easy-to-use spreadsheet of all bills that have been filed with the Texas House and Senate.
A Johnson County Voters Guide with everything you will need from candidate information to voting locations and times.
US Senate
John Cornyn (R)
US House
District 25
Roger Williams
District 6
Jake Ellezy
DISTRICT OFFICES
District Clerk
STATE
Governor
Lieutenant Governor
Attorney General
Agriculture Commissioner
Comptroller
Land Commissioner
Railroad Commissioner
State House District 58
State Board of Education
COUNTY OFFICES
County Judge
Commissioner, Pct. #2
Commissioner, Pct. #4
County Clerk
Treasurer
COURTS
(Chief Justice)
Supreme Court
(Justice)
Supreme Court Place 7
(Justice)
Supreme Court Place 8
(Judge)
Court of Criminal Appeals Place 3
(Judge)
Court of Criminal Appeals Place 4
(Judge)
Court of Criminal Appeals Place 9
(Judge)
County Court at Law #1
(Judge)
County Court at Law #2
Justice of the Peace, Pct. #1
Justice of the Peace, Pct. #2
Justice of the Peace, Pct. #3
Justice of the Peace, Pct. #4