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ELECTED OFFICIALS REPRESENTING ALL OR PART OF TRAVIS COUNTY 2021-2022 Official Name and Term Office Address Contact Information Next on Ballot Party Affiliation (Years) President of the United States Joseph Biden 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue NW 202-456-1111 2024 4 Democrat Washington, DC 20500 https://whitehouse.gov/ United States Senator Ted Cruz 284 Russell Senate Building 202-224-5922 2024 6 Republican Washington, DC 20510 https://cruz.senate.gov/ United States Senator John Cornyn 517 Hart Senate Building 202-224-2934 2026 6 Republican Washington, DC 20510 https://cornyn.senate.gov/ U.S. House of Representatives Michael McCaul 9009 Mountain Ridge Dr. 512-473-2357 2022 2 Congressman, 10th District Republican Austin Bldg. #23 https://mccaul.house.gov/ Austin, TX 78759 U.S. House of Representatives Pete Sessions 400 Austin Avenue, #302 (254) 633-4500 2022 2 Congressman, 17th District Republican Waco, TX 76701 https://sessions.house.gov/ U.S. House of Representatives Chip Roy 1100 NE IH 410 Loop, #640 210-821-5024 2022 2 Congressman, 21st District Republican San Antonio, Texas 78209 https://roy.house.gov/ U.S. House of Representatives Roger Williams 1005 Congress Ave., #925 512-473-8910 2022 2 Congressman, 25th District Republican Austin, TX 78701 https://williams.house.gov/ U.S. House of Representatives Lloyd Doggett 300 East 8th Street, Suite 763 512-916-5921 or 866-916-5921 2022 2 Congressman, 35th District Democrat Austin, TX 78701 https://doggett.house.gov/ Governor Greg Abbott PO Box 12428 512-463-2000 2022 4 Republican Austin, TX 78711 https://gov.texas.gov/ Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick PO Box 12068 512-463-0001 2022 4 Republican Austin, TX 78711 https://www.ltgov.texas.gov Texas Supreme Court Chief Justice, Nathan Hecht PO Box 12248 512-463-1312 2026 6 Place 1 Republican Austin, TX 78711 https://www.txcourts.gov/supreme/about-the- court/justices/chief-justice-nathan-l-hecht/ 1 ELECTED OFFICIALS REPRESENTING ALL OR PART OF TRAVIS COUNTY 2021-2022 Official Name and Term Office Address Contact Information Next on Ballot Party Affiliation (Years) Texas Supreme Court Jimmy Blacklock PO Box 12248 512-463-1344 2024 6 Justice, Place 2 Republican Austin, TX 78711 https://www.txcourts.gov/supreme/about- the-court/justices/justice-jimmy-blacklock/ Texas Supreme Court Debra Lehrmann PO Box 12248 512-463-1320 2022 6 Justice, Place 3 Republican Austin, TX 78711 https://www.txcourts.gov/supreme/about-the- court/justices/justice-debra-lehrmann/ Texas Supreme Court John Devine PO Box 12248 512-463-1316 2024 6 Justice, Place 4 Republican Austin, TX 78711 https://www.txcourts.gov/supreme/about- the-court/justices/justice-john-phillip-devine/ Texas Supreme Court Rebecca Aizpuru Huddle PO Box 12248 512-463-1328 2022 6 Justice, Place 5 Republican Austin, TX 78711 https://www.txcourts.gov/supreme/about-the- court/justices/justice-rebeca-aizpuru-huddle/ Texas Supreme Court Jane Bland PO Box 12248 512-463-1348 2026 6 Justice, Place 6 Republican Austin, TX 78711 https://www.txcourts.gov/supreme/about-the- court/justices/justice-jane-bland/ Texas Supreme Court Jeffrey S. Boyd PO Box 12248 512-463-1332 2026 6 Justice, Place 7 Republican Austin, TX 78711 https://www.txcourts.gov/supreme/about-the- court/justices/justice-jeffrey-s-boyd/ Texas Supreme Court Brett Busby PO Box 12248 512-463-1332 2026 6 Justice, Place 8 Republican Austin, TX 78711 https://www.txcourts.gov/supreme/about-the- court/justices/justice-brett-busby/ Texas Supreme Court Eva Guzman PO Box 12248 512-463-1340 2022 6 Justice, Place 9 Republican Austin, TX 78711 https://www.txcourts.gov/supreme/about-the- court/justices/justice-eva-guzman/ Texas Court of Criminal Sharon Keller PO Box 12308 512-463-1590 2024 6 Appeals Presiding Judge Republican Austin, TX 78711 https://www.txcourts.gov/cca/about-the- court/judges/presiding-judge-sharon-keller/ Texas Court of Criminal Mary Lou Keel PO Box 12308 512-463-1580 2022 6 Appeals Judge, Place 2 Republican Austin, TX 78711 https://www.txcourts.gov/cca/about-the- court/judges/judge-mary-lou-keel/ Texas Court of Criminal Bert Richardson PO Box 12308 512-463-1565 2026 6 Appeals Judge, Place 3 Republican Austin, TX 78711 https://www.txcourts.gov/cca/about-the- court/judges/judge-bert-richardson/ 2 ELECTED OFFICIALS REPRESENTING ALL OR PART OF TRAVIS COUNTY 2021-2022 Official Name and Term Office Address Contact Information Next on Ballot Party Affiliation (Years) Texas Court of Criminal Kevin P. Yeary PO Box 12308 512-463-1570 2026 6 Appeals Judge, Place 4 Republican Austin, TX 78711 https://www.txcourts.gov/cca/about-the- court/judges/judge-kevin-yeary/ Texas Court of Criminal Scott Walker PO Box 12308 512-463-1560 2022 6 Appeals Judge, Place 5 Republican Austin, TX 78711 https://www.txcourts.gov/cca/about-the- court/judges/judge-scott-walker/ Texas Court of Criminal Jesse McClure PO Box 12308 512-463-1595 2022 6 Appeals Judge, Place 6 Republican Austin, TX 78711 https://www.txcourts.gov/cca/about-the- court/judges/judge-jesse-f-mcclure-iii/ Texas Court of Criminal Barbara Hervey PO Box 12308 512-463-1575 2024 6 Appeals Judge, Place 7 Republican Austin, TX 78711 https://www.txcourts.gov/cca/about-the- court/judges/judge-barbara-hervey/ Texas Court of Criminal Michelle Slaughter PO Box 12308 512-463-1585 2024 6 Appeals Judge, Place 8 Republican Austin, TX 78711 https://www.txcourts.gov/cca/about-the- court/judges/judge-michelle-slaughter/ Texas Court of Criminal David Newell PO Box 12308 512-463-1555 2026 6 Appeals Judge, Place 9 Republican Austin, TX 78711 https://www.txcourts.gov/cca/about-the- court/judges/judge-david-newell/ Attorney General Ken Paxton PO Box 12548 512-463-2191; Fax 512-463-2063 2022 6 Republican Austin, TX 78711 https://www.texasattorneygeneral.gov/ Comptroller of Public Accounts Glen Hegar PO Box 13528 512-463-4000; Fax 512-463-4965 2022 6 Republican Austin, TX 78711 https://comptroller.texas.gov/ Commissioner of the General George P. Bush PO Box 12873 512-463-5256; Fax 512-475-1558 2022 6 Land Office Republican Austin, TX 78711 https://www.glo.texas.gov/ Commissioner of Agriculture Sid Miller PO Box 12847 512-463-7476 2022 6 Republican Austin, TX 78711 https://texasagriculture.gov/ Texas Railroad Commission Christi Craddick PO Box 12967 512-463-7140 2024 6 Chairperson Republican Austin, TX 78711 https://www.rrc.texas.gov/about- us/commissioners/christi-craddick/ 3 ELECTED OFFICIALS REPRESENTING ALL OR PART OF TRAVIS COUNTY 2021-2022 Official Name and Term Office Address Contact Information Next on Ballot Party Affiliation (Years) Texas Railroad Commission Wayne Christian PO Box 12967 512-463-7131 2022 6 Commissioner Republican Austin, TX 78711 https://www.rrc.texas.gov/About- Us/Commissioners/Wayne-Christian/ Texas Railroad Commission Jim Wright PO Box 12967 512-463-7144 2026 6 Commissioner Republican Austin, TX 78711 https://www.rrc.texas.gov/about- us/commissioners/jim-wright/ State Board of Education Rebecca Bell-Metereau PO Box 781301 512-463-9007 2024 4 Member, District 5 Democrat San Antonio, TX 78278 https://tea.texas.gov/about-tea/leadership/state- board-of-education/sboe-board-members/sboe- member-district-5 State Board of Education Tom Maynard PO Box 99 512-966-6771 2024 4 Member, District 10 Republican Georgetown, TX 78627 https://tea.texas.gov/about-tea/leadership/state- board-of-education/sboe-board-members/sboe- member-district-10 Texas Senate Sarah Eckhardt PO Box 12068 512-463-0114; Fax 512-463-5949 2022* 4 Senator, District 14 Democrat Austin, TX 78711 https://www.senate.texas.gov/member.php?d=14 (*Completing unexpired term) Texas Senate Judith Zaffirini PO Box 12068 512-463-0121 2024 4 Senator, District 21 Democrat Austin, TX 78711 https://www.senate.texas.gov/member.php?d=21 Texas Senate Dawn Buckingham PO Box 12068 512-463-0124 2024 4 Senator District 24 Republican Austin, TX 78711 https://www.senate.texas.gov/member.php?d=24 Texas Senate Donna Campbell PO Box 12068 512-463-0125 2022 4 Senator, District 25 Republican Austin, TX 78711 https://www.senate.texas.gov/member.php?d=25 Texas House of Representatives Sheryl Cole PO Box 2910 512-463-0506; Fax 512-463-7864 2022 2 Representative, District 46 Democrat Austin, Texas 78768 https://www.house.texas.gov/members/member- page/?district=46 Texas House of Representatives Vikki Goodwin PO Box 2910 512-463-0652; Fax 512-463-0565 2022 2 Representative, District 47 Democrat Austin, Texas 78768 https://house.texas.gov/members/member- page/?district=47 Texas House of Representatives Donna Howard PO Box 2910 512-463-0631; Fax 512-463-0901 2022 2 Representative, District 48 Democrat Austin, TX 78768 https://www.house.texas.gov/members/member- page/?district=48 4 ELECTED OFFICIALS REPRESENTING ALL OR PART OF TRAVIS COUNTY 2021-2022 Official Name and Term Office Address Contact Information Next on Ballot Party Affiliation (Years) Texas House of Representatives Gina Hinojosa PO Box 2910 512-463-0668; Fax 512-463-8022 2022 2 Representative, District 49 Democrat Austin, TX 78768 https://www.house.texas.gov/members/member- page/?district=49 Texas House of Representatives Celia Israel PO Box 2910 512-463-0821; Fax 512-463-1199 2022 2 Representative, District 50 Democrat Austin, TX 78768 https://www.house.texas.gov/members/member- page/?district=50 Texas House of Representatives Eddie Rodriguez PO Box 2910 512-463-0674; Fax 512-463-0314 2022 2 Representative, District 51 Democrat Austin, TX 78768 https://www.house.texas.gov/members/member- page/?district=51 3rd Court of Appeals Darlene Byrne PO Box 12547 512-463-1733 2026 6 Chief Justice, Place 1 Democrat Austin, TX
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