Hutto City Council Early Voting Window
- Early voting is underway in Hutto’s May 2, 2026 City Council election, where voters are choosing candidates for Place 1 and Place 4. - Place 1 has four candidates — Jerrel W. Reynolds, Sarosh Jafri, Brandy McCool and Luiz Dunham — while Place 4 has Brandon DeLeon and Corina Zepeda. - Williamson County is running the election countywide, so Hutto voters can cast ballots at any county polling place. (wilcotx.gov)
Hutto voters are in the middle of early voting for the May 2, 2026 City Council election, which will fill Place 1 and Place 4. (huttotx.gov) The city says early voting by personal appearance began Monday, April 20, 2026, and ends Tuesday, April 28, 2026. Election Day voting is set for Saturday, May 2, 2026, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. (huttotx.gov) Williamson County’s elections office says there is no voting on Tuesday, April 21, or Sunday, April 26, during the early-voting period. The county also says countywide voting is in effect, which lets registered voters cast ballots at any polling place in Williamson County. (wilcotx.gov) The ballot is contested in both Hutto races. Place 1 drew four candidates: Jerrel W. Reynolds, Sarosh Jafri, Brandy McCool and Luiz Dunham. (huttotx.gov) Place 4 drew two candidates: Brandon DeLeon and Corina Zepeda. The city lists both contests on its May 2 election page under the City Secretary’s office. (huttotx.gov 1) (huttotx.gov 2) Hutto’s council seats are elected at large, meaning voters across the city choose each numbered place rather than voting by district. The City Council page says the mayor and six council members serve three-year terms. (huttotx.gov) The city contracts with Williamson County Elections to run municipal elections, and Hutto’s election order says the county elections administrator is conducting the May 2 general election under a joint election agreement. (huttotx.gov) (tx-williamsoncounty.civicplus.com) That arrangement matters this year because Hutto City Hall is not serving as an early-voting site. The city’s election information page says voters should use Williamson County’s polling-place tools for locations, ballots by mail and sample ballots. (huttotx.gov) (wilcotx.gov) The registration deadline for this election was April 2, 2026, and the deadline for ballot-by-mail applications was April 20, according to Williamson County’s election calendar. (wilcotx.gov) For Hutto voters who have not cast a ballot yet, the clock now runs to Tuesday, April 28, for early voting, before the election moves to a single Saturday on May 2. (huttotx.gov)
