The District Clerk keeps the official record of the county's biggest cases — every felony trial, divorce or custody order, and every big lawsuit. If you've been divorced in Hays County, your papers are in this office. And if you've ever gotten a jury summons in the mail, this is the office that sent it. We need to vote for a District Clerk who will modernize our systems and make our county records seamlessly available to all of us. Your vote can ensure we elect someone who serves the best interest of all of us.
The Democratic candidate

Amanda Calvert
Democrat IncumbentAbout Amanda
Eleven years inside the Hays County DA's office, more than 10,000 felony indictments reviewed. Now she wants to run the office that keeps those records.
Calvert lives in Kyle and has 17 years as a supervisor, most of it as the Administrative Felony Lead at the DA's office. She holds a political science degree, a paralegal certificate and a mediation certificate, and volunteers with the Hays-Caldwell Women's Center, sitting with assault survivors at the hospital, and as a Seedling mentor to kids with a parent in prison.
Where to vote
Hays County uses vote centers — any registered Hays County voter can vote at any open location in the county. Locations and hours by city: