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Follow the 2026 election results for Austin City Council District 3
Summary by The Austin Editorial Desk by Andrew Weber, KUT News , as published by Austin Current
· November 4, 2026
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Four candidates are running against the one-term incumbent to represent East Austin at City Hall. PATRICIA LIM/ KUT NEWS " /> With early voting numbers in, José Velásquez has take...
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Key takeaway PATRICIA LIM/ KUT NEWS " /> With early voting numbers in, José Velásquez has take...
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What is this story about? Four candidates are running against the one-term incumbent to represent East Austin at City Hall. PATRICIA LIM/ KUT NEWS " /> With early voting numbers in, José Velásquez has take...
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