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Texas Midterm 2026

Hays County Commissioner • Precinct 4

Why this race matters

There are four County Commissioners, one for each area of the county, and two are on the ballot every other election. Our four Commissioners and our County Judge are the ones who decide how our county spends our money. Your vote for County Commissioner can decide whether your roads get repaired, whether our groundwater is protected, how the county gets ready for the next freeze or flood, and how much your county property taxes go up.

The Democratic candidate

Hays County Commissioner • Precinct 4
Angie Unger, Democratic candidate for Hays County Commissioner • Precinct 4

Angie Unger

Democrat
Read about Angie ▾

Unger wants Hays County to say no to water-hungry data centers unless they can prove a real benefit — and to protect the aquifer before it builds another pipeline.

Before real estate she was a senior paralegal running the day-to-day of a criminal-justice office — budgets, case files, compliance — and she's owned small businesses on both sides of the border. Now a Dripping Springs Realtor with two daughters in DSISD schools, she says county roads should be fixed by engineering data, not politics, and she's running with no corporate money.

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Also on the ballot

Every candidate who filed for this office appears here.

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Where to vote

You can vote at any vote center in Hays County, during early voting or on Election Day. Locations and hours by city:

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