Precinct 110 Hays County Democrats

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Precinct 110 Hays County Democrats Information about precinct 110 voting in Hays County Texas with a focus on the democratic party.

I met Talarico recently, and filmed a short ad. I haven't seen it yet though. It was a great crowd and interesting to se...
10/24/2026

I met Talarico recently, and filmed a short ad. I haven't seen it yet though. It was a great crowd and interesting to see him interact with the crowd while filming. Especially with my background in film. He does still seem like a genuinely nice person.

10/23/2026

DAY FOUR: 666 DOWN. TIME FOR A WEEKEND PUSH

Precinct 110 IN 78666 has cast 666 ballots in four days of early voting. Day 3 was 555. CRAZY COINCIDENCE!

That's 47% of our ENTIRE 2022 midterm turnout, in four days.

Still the most votes of any neighboring precinct.

Hays County: 40,347 votes in four days (unofficial).

Now the honest part.

Thursday was our slowest day yet: 111 voters. Our neighbors in 115, 113, and 114 are now ahead of us on turnout rate. We've bounced back once this week. Let's do it again.

Our goal: 50%+ turnout, about 1,590+ voters.

What it takes: about 78 voters a day through Oct 30.

Where we are: still on pace, but barely. This weekend decides it.

Haven't voted? Fri 9 AM to 7 PM. Sat 7 AM to 7 PM. Sun noon to 6 PM (the ONLY Sunday). Any Hays County location.

401 Broadway is closest to home.

Already voted? Bring one neighbor with you this weekend. Offer a ride.

Vote the WHOLE ballot. Judges, JP, district races. Don't stop at the top.

Can you knock doors, make calls, or drive voters Saturday or Sunday?

666 down. Let's make this weekend our biggest yet, 110.

hayspct110.org

10/22/2026

We asked every candidate these questions with the same deadline. We received replies from five candidates: Lisa Prewitt, Heather Hunter, Amanda Rodriguez, Alyssa Garza and Juan Miguel Arredondo.

We will be releasing endorsements. Check the comments for a link to read each candidates responses.

The questions we asked every candidate

Vision & Leadership
1. What is your plan for governance?
2. What are your goals as a council member?
3. What will be your three top priorities on day one?
4. Would you support single-member council districts for San Marcos?
5. What does San Marcos look like to you in 5 to 10 years?

Water & Environment
6. Would you propose additional protections for the watershed and/or the Edwards Aquifer? If so, what are they?
7. What would you propose as the balance between development and environmental protection? And why?

Public Safety
8. What is your position on surveillance technology (e.g., Flock, Axon, etc.)?
9. What should be the City's relationship with ICE?
10. How should we balance our police needs with our budget?

City & University
11. How would you strengthen, improve, or change the relationship between San Marcos and Texas State University?

Growth & Housing
12. What would you propose to better address the housing needs of San Marcos?
13. What can we do to improve transportation in San Marcos?

How we score (100 points)

Vision & Leadership – 20 pts
Clear plan, realistic goals, local understanding

Water & Environmental Protection – 20 pts
Strong protections, specific policies, data center awareness

Growth & Housing Strategy – 15 pts
Balanced growth, affordability, anti-displacement awareness

Transparency & Ethics – 15 pts
Honest answers, consistency with record, open communication (includes campaign finance filings)

Community Representation – 10 pts
Understands district fairness, inclusive approach

Public Safety & Rights – 10 pts
Balanced approach to privacy and safety

Engagement & Responsiveness – 10 pts
Answered fully, on time, provided follow-ups

Score tiers
85–100: Strongly Aligned
70–84: Generally Aligned
Below 70: Limited Alignment

10/22/2026

The San Marcos People’s PAC endorses Amanda Rodriguez for Mayor 🗳️

Amanda scored 87/100 (Strongly Aligned) on our rubric. Her strongest marks were in Vision & Leadership (18/20) and Water & Environment (17/20).

Top priorities: stronger social services, infrastructure ahead of growth, and affordability in every decision.

Why we endorse her: she proposed requiring large commercial water users to run on treated recycled wastewater instead of our drinking water.

In her words: “I want San Marcos to be a city that measures its success not simply by how much it grows, but by how well it cares for its people.”

Participation: Full

We sent the same questionnaire to Ryan Thomason. He did not respond.

Check the comments for Amanda's response to our questions.

🗳️ Early voting: Oct. 19–30
Election Day: Nov. 3

Political advertising paid for by San Marcos People’s PAC

10/22/2026

The San Marcos People’s PAC endorses Heather Hunter for City Council, Place 4. 🗳️

Heather scored 81/100 (Generally Aligned) on our public rubric. Her strongest marks were in Transparency & Ethics (13/15) and Public Safety & Rights (9/10).

Top priorities: listening to residents, using grant funding to close budget gaps, and smart growth that doesn’t push longtime neighbors out.

Why we endorse her: she takes a data-first approach to the police budget and has a record of community work through participatory budgeting.

In her words: “We must not forget the residents who have built longstanding roots here.”

Participation: Full

We sent the same questionnaire to Shane Scott. He did not respond.

Check the comments for all of her answers to our questions.

🗳️ Early voting: Oct. 19–30 · Election Day: Nov. 3

Political advertising paid for by San Marcos People’s PAC

10/22/2026

The San Marcos People’s PAC endorses Lisa Prewitt for City Council, Place 6. 🗳️

Lisa scored 87/100 (Strongly Aligned) on our public rubric. Her strongest marks were in Vision & Leadership (17/20) and Water & Environment (17/20).

Top priorities: protecting the aquifer and river, safe and affordable “missing middle” housing, and data-driven decisions.

Why we endorse her: she proposed a regional coalition board to protect the whole aquifer, plus a clear local definition of green infrastructure in our development code. Her campaign finance report names her donors.

Participation: Full

In her words: “I envision a clear, flowing San Marcos River that our children’s children can still ride their bikes to take a plunge in (and not just wade).”

About the other Place 6 candidates:

Juan Miguel Arredondo told us he never received our questionnaire. Our email didn’t bounce, but we accepted his answers anyway. He scored 85/100 (Strongly Aligned), with some of the strongest housing and data center answers we received. His score was lower and his Oct. 5 campaign finance report lists $4,021 of the $4,421 he raised without donor names, and his schedule totals don’t match his cover sheet.

Bill Miller also told us he didn’t receive our questionnaire, even though it went to the correct address. Because we couldn’t score him, he isn’t included in our ratings. He has attended candidate forums and filed his campaign finance reports.

Lisa's answers are in the comments.

🗳️ Early voting: Oct. 19–30 · Election Day: Nov. 3

Political advertising paid for by San Marcos People’s PAC

DAY THREE: PRECINCT 110 BOUNCED BACK555 Precinct 110 voters have cast ballots in three days of early voting.On Day 2 I t...
10/22/2026

DAY THREE: PRECINCT 110 BOUNCED BACK

555 Precinct 110 voters have cast ballots in three days of early voting.

On Day 2 I told you we'd slowed down. You answered.

Day 3 in-person voting in 110 went UP 14%, while countywide turnout dipped 5%.

555 votes is already 39% of our ENTIRE 2022 midterm turnout.

Still the most votes of any neighboring precinct.

Hays County: 31,530 votes in three days (unofficial). Every single day has set a record.

Our goal: 50%+ turnout, about 1,590 voters.

What it takes now: about 80 voters a day through Oct 30.

Where we are: 174 yesterday. More than double the pace.

Our neighbors in 115 and 114 are still just ahead of us on turnout rate. This weekend, let's pass them.

Haven't voted? Thu & Fri 9 AM to 7 PM. Sat 7 AM to 7 PM. Sun noon to 6 PM. Any Hays County location.

Already voted? Text three friends today. Offer a ride.

Vote the WHOLE ballot. Judges, JP, district races. Don't stop at the top.

DAY TWO: 381 AND COUNTING 🗳️Precinct 110 has cast 381 ballots in the first two days of early voting. 343 in person, 38 b...
10/21/2026

DAY TWO: 381 AND COUNTING 🗳️

Precinct 110 has cast 381 ballots in the first two days of early voting. 343 in person, 38 by mail.

That's already 27% of our ENTIRE 2022 midterm turnout, in two days.

Hays County: 22,073 votes in two days (unofficial). Day 2 in-person turnout was about 74% higher than Day 2 in 2022.

Still the most votes of any neighboring precinct.

Now the honest part 👇

The rest of the county held steady on Day 2. We dropped 22%. Our neighbors in 114 and 115 are now ahead of us on turnout rate. Let's go get it back.

🎯 Our goal: 50% turnout, about 1,590 voters.
🎯 What it takes: about 90 voters a day through Oct 30.
🎯 Where we are: ahead of pace. Let's keep it that way.

✅ Haven't voted? Polls are open 9 AM to 7 PM through Friday. Saturday 7 AM to 7 PM. Any Hays County location.
✅ Already voted? Text three friends today. Offer a ride.
✅ Vote the WHOLE ballot. Judges, JP, district races. Don't stop at the top.

Want to knock doors, make calls, or drive voters?

📩 [email protected]
🌐 hayspct110.org

381 down. Midweek push starts now, 110. 💙

DAY ONE: PRECINCT 110 SHOWED UP 🗳️214 Precinct 110 voters cast ballots on the first day of early voting. 191 in person, ...
10/20/2026

DAY ONE: PRECINCT 110 SHOWED UP 🗳️

214 Precinct 110 voters cast ballots on the first day of early voting. 191 in person, 23 by mail.

Here's how that stacks up:

In 2024, a presidential year, we averaged about 119 in-person voters a day. Yesterday: 191.

Hays County: 11,118 votes on day one (unofficial). In 2024, Precinct 110 trailed the county by 8 points. On day one this year, we're EVEN.

More votes than any neighboring precinct.

Top third of all 74 Hays County precincts, and 6th in the county for mail ballots.

Our goal from the August block party: 50% turnout, about 1,590 voters. To get there, we need about 100 voters a day through Oct 30. Day one, we doubled it.

But day one is always the strongest. The momentum has to come from us now.

✅ Haven't voted? Early voting runs through Fri, Oct 30. Vote at any Hays County location.

✅ Already voted? Text three friends today and offer a ride.

✅ Vote the WHOLE ballot. Judges, JP, district races. Don't stop at the top.

Want to knock doors, make calls, or drive voters?

📩 [email protected]
🌐 hayspct110.org

214 down. Let's keep going, 110. 💙

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