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General election · Tuesday, November 3, 2026

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Race · November 3, 2026 general election

Uvalde County
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Donna M. WilliamsDonna M. WilliamsRepublican Incumbent
Priscilla V. MorenoDemocratic
On ballot as
DONNA M. WILLIAMS
PRISCILLA V. MORENO
Current role
Uvalde County Clerk (elected again November 2022 as a Republican) (per official county results)
Community health worker, Endeavors (per Uvalde Leader-News)
Background
  • GED (per candidate)
  • Former waitress and AT&T employee (per candidate)
  • Has been Uvalde Lions Club president and a Tomas Valle American Legion Post 479 Auxiliary member for more than 10 years (per Uvalde Leader-News)
  • Family moved to Uvalde from Crystal City when she was in third grade (per candidate, Leader-News)
  • Raised four children as a single mother (per candidate)
  • Attended school in Batesville for a few years, then in Uvalde (per Uvalde Leader-News)
  • Associate degree in management, Southwest Texas College (per Leader-News)
  • Formerly in child care, then mental health, including as office manager at Hill Country MHD Centers' Uvalde branch (per Leader-News)
  • Cofounder, Southwest Neighborhood Association (per Leader-News)
  • The association works with the city of Uvalde to obtain grants for infrastructure repairs (per Leader-News)
Experience
  • Uvalde County Clerk, four-year term (elected November 2014 as a Democrat) (per official county results); lost reelection bid afterward (per Uvalde Leader-News)
  • Has led several projects to preserve historical county records (per Leader-News)
  • Endeavors is a nonprofit offering counseling and other support services (per Uvalde Leader-News)
  • Ran for a city council seat; withdrew, citing a potential conflict with her job at the time (per Leader-News)
  • Helped write an approved $100,000 grant application for restrooms at city-owned De Leon Park (per Leader-News)
Top priorities
  • Wants raises for clerk's office staff allocated in the county budget (per Uvalde Leader-News, Feb. 2026)
  • Wants a redesigned, more secure office space for employees, with more than one door (per Leader-News)
  • Wants easier access for people with disabilities, including to basement records and the public search room (per Leader-News)
  • Hopes to work with the city to bring records such as birth certificates back into the county clerk's office (per Leader-News)
  • "I want to bring back a positive outlook. That's Uvalde"
  • "I believe in service and access, not obstacles"
  • "Every resident of Uvalde county deserves a clerk's office that is efficient, welcoming and accountable."
  • "I want to ensure that our records are protected, our processes are modernized, and our residents are treated with dignity and respect."
  • Would advocate for higher wages for staff (she told the Leader-News)
  • Would use software and technology to make records easier to reach online (she told the Leader-News)
Tidbits
  • Property taxes and budget: No public statement found
  • Growth and infrastructure: No public statement found
  • Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
  • Public safety: No public statement found
  • Property taxes and budget: No public statement found
  • Growth and infrastructure: No public statement found
  • Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
  • Public safety: No public statement found
Endorsements
None found in our research
None found in our research
Campaign website
Not found
Not found
Donna M. Williams

Donna M. Williams

Republican Incumbent
On ballot as
DONNA M. WILLIAMS
Current role
Uvalde County Clerk (elected again November 2022 as a Republican) (per official county results)
Background
  • GED (per candidate)
  • Former waitress and AT&T employee (per candidate)
  • Has been Uvalde Lions Club president and a Tomas Valle American Legion Post 479 Auxiliary member for more than 10 years (per Uvalde Leader-News)
  • Family moved to Uvalde from Crystal City when she was in third grade (per candidate, Leader-News)
  • Raised four children as a single mother (per candidate)
Experience
  • Uvalde County Clerk, four-year term (elected November 2014 as a Democrat) (per official county results); lost reelection bid afterward (per Uvalde Leader-News)
  • Has led several projects to preserve historical county records (per Leader-News)
Top priorities
  • Wants raises for clerk's office staff allocated in the county budget (per Uvalde Leader-News, Feb. 2026)
  • Wants a redesigned, more secure office space for employees, with more than one door (per Leader-News)
  • Wants easier access for people with disabilities, including to basement records and the public search room (per Leader-News)
  • Hopes to work with the city to bring records such as birth certificates back into the county clerk's office (per Leader-News)
  • "I want to bring back a positive outlook. That's Uvalde"
Tidbits
  • Property taxes and budget: No public statement found
  • Growth and infrastructure: No public statement found
  • Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
  • Public safety: No public statement found
Endorsements
None found in our research
Campaign website
Not found

Priscilla V. Moreno

Democratic
On ballot as
PRISCILLA V. MORENO
Current role
Community health worker, Endeavors (per Uvalde Leader-News)
Background
  • Attended school in Batesville for a few years, then in Uvalde (per Uvalde Leader-News)
  • Associate degree in management, Southwest Texas College (per Leader-News)
  • Formerly in child care, then mental health, including as office manager at Hill Country MHD Centers' Uvalde branch (per Leader-News)
  • Cofounder, Southwest Neighborhood Association (per Leader-News)
  • The association works with the city of Uvalde to obtain grants for infrastructure repairs (per Leader-News)
Experience
  • Endeavors is a nonprofit offering counseling and other support services (per Uvalde Leader-News)
  • Ran for a city council seat; withdrew, citing a potential conflict with her job at the time (per Leader-News)
  • Helped write an approved $100,000 grant application for restrooms at city-owned De Leon Park (per Leader-News)
Top priorities
  • "I believe in service and access, not obstacles"
  • "Every resident of Uvalde county deserves a clerk's office that is efficient, welcoming and accountable."
  • "I want to ensure that our records are protected, our processes are modernized, and our residents are treated with dignity and respect."
  • Would advocate for higher wages for staff (she told the Leader-News)
  • Would use software and technology to make records easier to reach online (she told the Leader-News)
Tidbits
  • Property taxes and budget: No public statement found
  • Growth and infrastructure: No public statement found
  • Flooding and drainage: No public statement found
  • Public safety: No public statement found
Endorsements
None found in our research
Campaign website
Not found

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