Tomorrow is Election Day. The Williamson County primary is Tuesday, March 3, and if you’re a registered voter in Georgetown, this is your guide. Don’t skip it — local races shape your daily life more than most people realize.
When Are Polls Open?
7 AM to 7 PM. If you’re in line by 7 PM, you’re allowed to vote — don’t let anyone tell you otherwise.
Where Do I Vote?
Georgetown is in Williamson County, not Travis County. Head to the right place:
- 🗳️ Williamson County Elections: wilco.org/departments/elections
- 🔍 Polling place lookup: votebuilder.com
Enter your address to find your assigned polling location. Williamson County uses countywide voting centers for primaries, which means you can vote at any open location in the county — not just your assigned precinct. That flexibility matters if you’re near a more convenient location.
What’s on the Ballot?
This is a primary, so voters choose party nominees for the general election in November. Depending on your party registration, you’ll see:
Williamson County Commissioner Races County commissioner seats shape road funding, emergency services, and land use policy across one of the fastest-growing counties in Texas. These races matter.
School Board Races Georgetown ISD and other local school districts have contested seats this cycle. If you have kids in the local schools — or care about the community’s future — pay attention here.
State Legislative Primaries
- Texas House District 20 — Representing Georgetown and a large chunk of Williamson County. This seat has seen competitive races in recent cycles.
- Texas Senate — Check your district for contested senate primaries on the ballot.
Not sure what’s on your specific ballot? Look it up at wilco.org/departments/elections before you go.
What to Bring
Valid Texas photo ID is required. That means one of the following:
- Texas Driver License
- Texas Personal ID Card
- Texas Handgun License
- U.S. Military ID (with photo)
- U.S. Passport (with or without book)
- U.S. Citizenship Certificate (with photo)
Expired IDs may be accepted if they expired no more than 4 years before Election Day. If you don’t have qualifying ID, you may be able to cast a provisional ballot and present ID within 6 days — but it’s much easier to just bring your ID.
Important: No Same-Day Registration
You had to be registered by February 1st to vote in this primary. If you’re not registered, you can’t vote tomorrow — but you can register now for the November general election. Do it at vote.org.
Questions?
Call Williamson County Elections directly:
📞 512-943-1630
They’re staffed and ready to help with polling locations, ID questions, accessibility accommodations, and more.
We want to hear from you. After you vote tomorrow, tag @ForGeorgetown on social media and tell us about your experience. Long lines? Quick in and out? A candidate you’re excited about? We’re covering it — and your voice is part of the story.
Go vote, Georgetown.