The Justice of the Peace runs the court most people actually end up in: evictions, small claims up to $20,000, traffic tickets, and other small offenses. Your JP is chosen only by voters in your part of the county, and does not have to be a lawyer. In Hays County the JP is also who gets called when someone dies unexpectedly, to decide if there's an investigation. Whoever ends up in front of a JP is standing in front of someone your vote put there.
The Democratic candidate
No Democrat filed for this office, so there is no Democratic pick to make. Everyone who did file is listed below.
Also on the ballot
Every candidate who filed for this office appears here. Tap a name to read more.
Joseph JamiesonAbout Joseph
Running uncontested as Justice of the Peace for Hays County Precinct 3.
Jamieson is a lifelong Wimberley resident and the Republican nominee for Justice of the Peace, Precinct 3. He has no November opponent.
This is a precinct race — whether it is on your ballot depends on your address. Enter your address in the guide and it will work out your precinct for you.
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: