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Bee Cave council orders May 2 general election, sets filing and ordering deadlines
Summary
Council adopted Ordinance 597 to order a May 2, 2026 general election for two council seats and the mayor; the city secretary said the deadline to order the election and to file for the May ballot is Friday, Feb. 13, and the FY25‑26 budget includes $40,000 for the election.
The council adopted Ordinance 597 on Feb. 10 to order a general election on May 2, 2026 to elect two city council members and a mayor. City staff advised council that filing deadlines and the order to call the election must be completed by Friday, Feb. 13.
The city secretary told council that council members Crumley, Willett and Mayor King have terms expiring; the FY25‑26 budget includes $40,000 for the election. Council moved to approve Ordinance 597 and the motion carried unanimously.
The ordinance covers provisions for early voting, polling places and times, bilingual notice (English and Spanish), selection of election judges and clerks, and other standard election procedural provisions included in the ordinance language.
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