What is on the ballot in Tyler County
35 contests and 67 candidates, from the U.S. Senate down to the justices of the peace. 13 of them have a single candidate certified — nobody is running against those names.
Tuesday, November 3, 2026 · 33 days away · certified August 28, 2026 · the signed certification · the whole Texas ballot
Federal offices
2 contests. The U.S. Senate seat and the congressional district you live in.
- U.S. SenatorKen PaxtonRepublicanJames TalaricoDemocratTed BrownLibertarian
- U.S. Representative District 36Brian BabinRepublicanRhonda HartDemocrat
State offices
17 contests. Statewide executives and courts, plus the legislative and Board of Education districts you live in — a state office can be elected by the whole state or by one district inside it.
- GovernorGreg AbbottRepublicanGina HinojosaDemocratPat DixonLibertarian
- Lieutenant GovernorDan PatrickRepublicanVikki GoodwinDemocratAnthony CristoLibertarian
- Attorney GeneralMayes MiddletonRepublicanNathan JohnsonDemocratTom OxfordLibertarian
- Comptroller of Public AccountsDon HuffinesRepublicanSarah EckhardtDemocratV. Alonzo Echavarria-GarzaLibertarian
- Commissioner of the General Land OfficeDawn BuckinghamRepublicanBenjamin FloresDemocratNeill SniderLibertarian
- Commissioner of AgricultureNate SheetsRepublicanClayton TuckerDemocratAustin R. KellyLibertarian
- Railroad CommissionerBo FrenchRepublicanJon RosenthalDemocratArthur DibiancaLibertarian
- Chief Justice, Supreme CourtJimmy BlacklockRepublicanMaggie EllisDemocrat
- Justice, Supreme Court, Place 2 (Unexpired Term)James P. SullivanRepublicanChari KellyDemocrat
- Justice, Supreme Court, Place 7Kyle HawkinsRepublicanKristen HawkinsDemocrat
- Justice, Supreme Court, Place 8Brett BusbyRepublicanGisela D. TrianaDemocrat
- Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 3Thomas SmithRepublicanOkey AnyiamDemocratMark AshLibertarian
- Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 4Kevin Patrick YearyRepublicanAudra RileyDemocrat
- Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 9John MessingerRepublicanHolly TaylorDemocrat
- State Senator, District 3Trent AshbyRepublicanBobby TillmanDemocrat
- State Representative District 9Rocky ThigpenRepublicanShelley TatumDemocrat
- Member, State Board of Education, District 7Julie PickrenRepublicanTiffany PerkinzDemocratJulie P IckrenRepublican
District offices
6 contests, 3 with one candidate certified. Courts and prosecutors whose districts are drawn across county lines, or inside a single large county.
- Chief Justice, 9th Court of Appeals DistrictUnopposedScott GolemonRepublican
- Chief Justice, 15th Court of Appeals DistrictScott BristerRepublicanJerry ZimmererDemocrat
- Justice, 15th Court of Appeals District, Place 2Scott K. FieldRepublicanTom BakerDemocrat
- Justice, 15th Court of Appeals District, Place 3April FarrisRepublicanMarc M. MeyerDemocrat
- District Judge, Judicial District 1AUnopposedDelinda Gibbs-WalkerRepublican
- Criminal District Attorney Tyler CountyUnopposedBrooke KoiRepublican
County offices
4 contests, 4 with one candidate certified. Offices elected by the whole county.
- County Judge, Tyler CountyUnopposedMilton PowersRepublican
- County Clerk, Tyler CountyUnopposedJanet BrownRepublican
- District Clerk, Tyler CountyUnopposedRenee CrewsRepublican
- County Treasurer, Tyler CountyUnopposedLeann MonkRepublican
Precinct offices
6 contests, 6 with one candidate certified. Offices elected by one precinct within the county.
- County Commissioner Precinct 2, Tyler CountyUnopposedDoug HughesRepublican
- County Commissioner Precinct 4, Tyler CountyUnopposedMatthew JohnsonRepublican
- Justice of the Peace Precinct 1, Tyler CountyUnopposedTina L. SelfRepublican
- Justice of the Peace Precinct 2, Tyler CountyUnopposedKen JobeRepublican
- Justice of the Peace Precinct 3, Tyler CountyUnopposedMichael A. HughesRepublican
- Justice of the Peace Precinct 4, Tyler CountyUnopposedHenry E. Sawyer Jr.Republican
Every contest the Secretary of State certified for Tyler County, with every name and party as the document prints them. This is not the ballot's own order — the certification is printed county by county and this site does not keep the sequence within a county, so the offices are grouped by which government they belong to and ordered the way the Election Code lists them. Nor is a name here linked to anybody: a certification carries no identifier, so matching a candidate to a voting record or a campaign filing would be this site's guess and is left undone.