30 voting precincts in Navarro County and 13 in Hill County, the 2026-cycle plan. A different geography from the commissioner precincts: Navarro’s are grouped and tinted below by the commissioner precinct each sits in, worked out from the boundaries themselves, and each row names the towns and places inside it. Tap a row to light its precinct on the sheet. Source: Texas Legislative Council, data.capitol.texas.gov, Precincts26P (2026 cycle), read 2026-09-15 / 2026-09-16.
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Precincts 0301 and 0401 are too small to carry a number at this scale; each row below lights it.
Commissioner Precinct 1 · 8 voting precincts
Precinct 0101
No town or place on this site falls inside it
Precinct 0103
No town or place on this site falls inside it
Precinct 0104
Inside it: Pansy, Black Hills
Precinct 0105
Inside it: Barry, Drane
Precinct 0106
Inside it: Emhouse, Grange Hall, Kelm, Cryer Creek
Inside it: Navarro Mills, Purdon, Alliance Hall, Jester, Silver City
Precinct 0406
Inside it: Pursley, Mann
Hill County · 13 voting precincts
Precinct 0001
No town or place on this site falls inside it
Precinct 0002
Inside it: Blum
Precinct 0003
Inside it: Hillsboro
Precinct 0004
No town or place on this site falls inside it
Precinct 0005
Inside it: Aquilla
Precinct 0006
No town or place on this site falls inside it
Precinct 0007
Inside it: Abbott, Bynum
Precinct 0008
No town or place on this site falls inside it
Precinct 0009
Inside it: Carl's Corner, Mertens
Precinct 0010
Inside it: Itasca, Covington
Precinct 0011
Inside it: Penelope, Malone
Precinct 0012
Inside it: Hubbard, Mount Calm, Stansel
Precinct 0013
Inside it: Whitney
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