Young County, Texas

YOUNG COUNTY ELECTIONS ADMINISTRATOR

Kaitlyn Mosley
Elections Administrator

417 Second St, Suite 105
Graham, TX 76450

Phone:940-521-9483

Fax: 940-532-7018

Email: k.mosley@youngcounty.org.

Application to Print and Mail

Potential Candidates DOWNLOAD CTA and CFCP forms. These must be filed with the Election Administrator.

Qualifications to run for office

IMPORTANT DEADLINES
February 2nd - Last day to Register to vote
February 20th - Last day to Apply for ballot by mail

EARLY VOTING LOCATIONS ARE OPEN TO THE WHOLE COUNTY

Young County Annex
417 Second Street, Graham, Texas 76450
Will be the early voting location for the Graham Area
February 17th-20th 8am - 5pm
February 21st 7am - 7pm
February 22nd 9am - 3pm
February 23rd-27th 7am - 7pm

Olney Civic Center
210 S Grand Avenue, Olney, Texas 76374
Will be the early voting location for the Olney Area
February 24th-27th 7am-7pm

Voters with Special Circumstances:

In order to vote a ballot by mail, a voter must be 65 or older, have a disability (a sickness or physical condition that prevents the voter from appearing at the polling place on election day without a likelihood of needing personal assistance or of injuring the voter's health {Texas Election Code Sec. 82.002a}), be out of the county during voting times, or in jail.

Military and Overseas Voters Student Voters Voters with Special Needs

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Application for Ballot by Mail

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DISTRICT UNOFFICIAL ELECTION NIGHT RESULTS **not available for local elections**

Voters who have voted

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Young County Voting Precinct Map
Lake Graham/Lake Eddleman Voting Precincts Map
City of Graham Voting Precinct Map

Design Contest to Determine the 2026 “I Voted” Sticker for Young County

The Young County Elections Department invites local Young County school students to participate in the inaugural Young County “I Voted” sticker design contest. The contest is open to all school students residing in Young County, and the winning design will be used as the official “I Voted” sticker distributed to voters during the 2026 election season.

“Young County is excited to offer this opportunity to our school students and encourage youth engagement in the electoral process,” said the Young County Elections Administrator.

After all entries are submitted, a distinguished panel of community judges will select first, second, and third place winners. Judging will be based on artistic skill, originality, and how well the design represents civic participation.

Participants must follow all official contest rules and submit their designs using the required materials, including: