Who Represents Polk County
Every elected official serving Polk County, from the courthouse to Washington — with contact information, terms, and when each seat is next on the ballot.
Texas redrew its congressional map for 2026, but Polk County was not split. The entire county stays in the 8th congressional district. Your ballot has one U.S. House race, one State Representative race, and one State Senate race. See the November 3 ballot →
Polk County
County offices in Texas are partisan, elected countywide or by precinct except where noted as appointed.
Sydney Murphy
Mark DuBose
Schelana Hock
Monica Goodson
Shelly Bush Sitton
Travis E. Kitchens, Jr.
Cities
Texas municipal elections are nonpartisan by law, so no party is listed. Livingston uses the title Alderman; other cities use Council Member.
Livingston
Onalaska
Corrigan
Goodrich
Seven Oaks
Centa Evans
Elaine Hardy
Patricia Scott-Dorsey
Freddie Marshall
Micah Sherman
CoDarrell Evans
State of Texas
Polk County is in Senate District 3, House District 9, and State Board of Education District 8.
Don Huffines
Federal
Polk County is entirely within the 8th congressional district.
Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas
School Boards
Trustee listings for Livingston, Onalaska, Corrigan-Camden, Big Sandy, Leggett and Goodrich ISDs are coming soon. Each district publishes its own board roster.
How this page is maintained
Every name comes from the office's own website or the body that seats it. Entries with a dashed outline are awaiting confirmation directly from that city.
Several of these seats are on the November 3, 2026 ballot. This page will be updated after results are canvassed and new officeholders take office in January.
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