BLOG: Local elections in Central Texas

AUSTIN (KXAN) — It's Election Day in Central Texas. Several local cities, counties and school districts are holding elections on Saturday.

Eight cities will elect a mayor, while seven Central Texas school districts have bond propositions.

In Austin, six territories could disannex from the city as part of state legislation passed during the previous session. The legislation specifically targeted areas annexed into cities that have a population of 500,000 people or more between March 3, 2015, and December 1, 2017.

Maps of each of the six areas that could vote to remove themselves from Austin city limits are available here.

Election day resources

• Central Texas voter guide
• Early voting turnout tracker

As for what it means for the rest of Austin, the City said property taxes will be collected from the areas — should they vote to disannex — until “the area’s share of City debt has been paid off.”

“In sum, disannexation will not have an impact on City revenue,” a City spokesperson previously told KXAN's Grace Reader.

Follow along below for more Election Day updates.

Election Day live blog

8 a.m.

Looking for a voting location? Some counties have wait time trackers for voters to check before heading to the polls.

As of 8 a.m., no Travis County polling locations or Williamson County polling locations had a long wait time.

Find more county-by-county election information online:

• Bastrop
• Blanco
• Burnet
• Caldwell
• Fayette
• Gillespie
• Hays
• Lampasas
• Lee
• Llano
• Mason
• Milam
• San Saba
• Travis
• Williamson

7 a.m.

KXAN's Christopher Adams kept track of early voting for the May 4 election.

Click here to see how turnout is shaping up in our four largest counties.