Who is running for County Treasurer (Williamson County, Texas) in 2026?
Here are the candidates for County Treasurer on the November 3, 2026 ballot. This race is on the ballot for voters in Williamson County.
This office runs county services rather than voting on the quiz issues, so we show each candidate's experience and record instead of an issue match.
Carole Callahan
RepublicanAssistant Treasurer, Williamson County (per her campaign site)
Carole Callahan says on her campaign site that she has served as Assistant Treasurer of Williamson County for the past eight years, supervising daily accounting of county finances in the Treasurer's Office2. She describes herself as a former executive assistant to U.S. Representative John Carter and a certified secondary math teacher, and says she holds an MBA2. She is a candidate for the office, not its current holder4.
- Says she has served as Assistant Treasurer of Williamson County for eight years, responsible for daily supervision and accounting of county finances, including banking, investments and bonds (her own account)2
- Says she was Executive Assistant to U.S. Representative John Carter in the U.S. House of Representatives (her own account)2
- Says she taught secondary mathematics at Georgetown ISD for twelve years; holds a B.A. in Philosophy with a minor in Mathematics from McMurry University and an MBA (her own account)2
- Says she graduated from the LEAD Hutto program and earned leadership certifications through the National Association of Counties (her own account)2
- In a Community Impact candidate Q&A, listed her priorities as transparent management of county funds, maximizing investment returns, maintaining the county's financial rating and modernizing office operations (her own answers)3
- Not an elected officeholder. The county's Treasurer page lists a different person as Treasurer, so she is not the incumbent4.
Last reviewed 2026-10-06. Spotted something wrong? Every claim links to its source so you can check it yourself.