Town Elections

Elections give Lakewood Village residents the opportunity to choose their local leaders and help shape the future of the Town. The Town conducts municipal elections in accordance with the Texas Election Code to ensure fairness, transparency, and accessibility for all eligible voters.

The Town Secretary serves as the Chief Election Official for the Town of Lakewood Village. Municipal elections are conducted in accordance with the Texas Election Code, and Lakewood Village Town Hall serves as the polling place for all Town elections.

The Mayor and five Council Members are elected at-large. Place 1, Place 3, and Place 5 are elected in odd-numbered years. Place 2, Place 4, and Place 6 are elected in even-numbered years.

Residents interested in running for office are encouraged to review A Guide to Becoming a City Official for general information about serving as an elected official.

Candidate Qualifications

A candidate for Town Council must:

• Be at least 21 years of age
• Be a qualified voter
• Reside within the corporate limits of the Town for at least six months prior to the filing date
• Reside in the State of Texas for at least twelve months prior to the filing date
• Comply with all other applicable Town ordinances or resolutions

Residents who need to register or confirm their voter registration status may visit Register to Vote .

For information about campaign activity near polling locations, please review the Town’s Electioneering Regulations . Voters may also view the Precinct Map to identify their voting precinct.

Additional candidate information is available through the Texas Secretary of State and the Texas Ethics Commission .