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JCRP.ORG (Texas)
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      • Candidates
        • Guide
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      • County Chair
        • County Chairs
        • Election Forms
    • TRAINING
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    • Test
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    • PUBLIC NOTICES
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JCRP.ORG (Texas)
  • HOME
  • STATE CONVENTION
  • ABOUT US
    • ARCHIVES
    • BYLAWS
    • EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
  • COMMITTEES
    • BUILDING
    • FUNDRAISING
    • VOLUNTEER
    • Treasurer
  • VOTING QUESTIONS
  • RESOURCES
    • CANDIDATE RESOURCES
    • LIBRARY
      • ELECTIONS and VOTING
      • Topics
      • SOS Links
        • Election Results/Data
        • Election Results Archive
        • Laws and Procedures Pertaining to County Election and Voter Registration Of
        • Training and Education Resources
        • Election Judges
        • Important Election Dates
      • Candidates
        • Guide
        • Voter Registration Requirements
      • County Chair
        • County Chairs
        • Election Forms
    • TRAINING
    • RESEARCH LINKS
    • Floor Reports
    • Test
  • More
    • PUBLIC NOTICES
    • Precinct Convention
    • County Chair's Resources
  • More
    • HOME
    • STATE CONVENTION
    • ABOUT US
      • ARCHIVES
      • BYLAWS
      • EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
    • COMMITTEES
      • BUILDING
      • FUNDRAISING
      • VOLUNTEER
      • Treasurer
    • VOTING QUESTIONS
    • RESOURCES
      • CANDIDATE RESOURCES
      • LIBRARY
        • ELECTIONS and VOTING
        • Topics
        • SOS Links
          • Election Results/Data
          • Election Results Archive
          • Laws and Procedures Pertaining to County Election and Voter Registration Of
          • Training and Education Resources
          • Election Judges
          • Important Election Dates
        • Candidates
          • Guide
          • Voter Registration Requirements
        • County Chair
          • County Chairs
          • Election Forms
      • TRAINING
      • RESEARCH LINKS
      • Floor Reports
      • Test
    • More
      • PUBLIC NOTICES
      • Precinct Convention
      • County Chair's Resources

Voters Guide 

817-558-3135

210 S Main, Cleburne Tx 

RUNNING  FOR OFFICE?

CLICK HERE!

Haven't received your voters registration card yet? Here's where you can get answers.

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Last Day to Apply for Ballot by was: Friday, February 20, 2026 

Last day (Received, not Postmarked) 

 to Receive Ballot by Mail at the Election Office: Tuesday, March 3, 2026 (Election Day) at 7:00 p.m. if the carrier envelope is not postmarked, OR Wednesday, March 4, 2026 (next business day after Election Day) at 5:00 p.m., if the carrier envelope is postmarked by 7:00 p.m. at the location of the election on Election Day 

Last Day of Early Voting by Personal Appearance Friday, February 27, 2026  

CLICK HERE FOR CELLPHONE FRIENDLY DELEGATE FORM. 

Precinct Convention                County Convention

Sample Application

Johnson County Republican Party Executive Committee 

Meets On The First Tuesday Of Every Month

6:30 pm At 210 S. Main Cleburne, TX 76033 

Are You Vote Ready and Ballot By Mail

VOTER INFORMATION FOUND HERE

Precinct Chair Explained.mp4
Vetting Political Ca.mp4

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

MEET and GREETS

SERVING VOTERS NEEDS


Points Of Interest

89th LP Bill List - Republican Party of Texas

Filed Legislation Summaries (All Bills Filed In The 89th Legislature) 

Local Government Spending Limits in Texas 

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 

Texas farmers say sewage-based fertilizer tainted with “forever chemicals” poisoned their land and killed their livestock

SENATE APPROVES BITCOIN RESERVE 

MONTHLY VIDEOS

 JOHNSON COUNTY COMMISSIONERS COURT

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.

Want To Know More?

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.

Want To Know More?

Texas Senate Weakens

Taxpayer-Funded Lobbying Ban Proposal

Ever wonder why the Texas Legislature seems to start at a crawl before picking up speed? 

Want To Know More?

Filed Legislation Summaries

An easy-to-use spreadsheet of all bills that have been filed with the Texas House and Senate.

Want To Know More?

Time To Vote

A Johnson County Voters Guide with everything you will need from candidate information to voting locations and times.

timetovotetx.com

Rep Helen Kerwin

District 58

Bills 

Authored/Sponsored

Senator Phil King

District 10 

Bills 

Authored/Sponsored

Brandon Hall

State Board of Education 

District 11

Jake Ellzey

Congress District 6

Bills 

Authored/Sponsored

Roger Williams 

Congress District 25

Bills 

Authored/Sponsored

John Cornyn 

Senator

Bills 

Authored/Sponsored

Ted Cruz 

Senator

Bills 

Authored/Sponsored

Offices Up For Election 2026

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 COURTS

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

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