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Working Toward a Better Texas

We are Four Points Democrats, a group of precinct chairs and politically concerned residents of Travis County precincts 270-275 committed to empowering our neighbors with information, resources, and opportunities to determine which elected officials will represent us.

Community Engagement

Empowering voters through activism and informative events.

Important Dates:

November 4th, 2025 Election

OCT 6

Last day to register to Vote

Oct 20-31

Early Voting

OCT 24

Vote by Mail Application Deadline (received)

NoV 4

Vote by Mail Ballot Deadline (received)

What's on my Ballot?

17 Constitutional Amendments: learn more

Proposition Q (tax rate election for voters within the City of Austin): learn more

The Travis County Democratic Party Opposes:

Proposition 2: Prohibition of a capital gains tax on individuals, estates, and trusts

Proposition 3: Denial of bail for certain violent or sexual felony offenses

Proposition 5: Property tax exemption for retail animal feed

Proposition 6: Prohibition on certain securities transactions

Proposition 8: Prohibition on estate taxes and new taxes on estate transfers, inheritances, and gifts

Proposition 9: Increase business property tax exemption from $2,500 to $125,000

Proposition 12: Change membership and authority of State Commission on Judicial Conduct

Proposition 15: Affirm parents as the primary decision makers for their children

Proposition 16: Clarify that a voter must be a United States citizen

Proposition 17: Property tax exemption for border security infrastructure

The Travis County Democratic Party Endorses:

Prop Q: Endorsement Resolution

Prop 1: Creation of a fund to support Texas State Technical College System

Prop 4: Shifting Sales tax revenue to water infrastructure

Prop 7: Homestead exemption for surviving spouse of veteran who died of service-related disease

Prop 10: Homestead exemption for improvements to homestead destroyed by fire

Prop 11: Increase the ISD homestead tax exemption for elderly or disabled

Prop 13: Increase the ISD homestead tax exemption from $100,000 to $140,000

Prop 14: Establish the Dementia Prevention & Research Institute of Texas

Confirm registration, check vote-by-mail status, and look up your complete ballot and polling locations: votetravis.com