Our neighborhood. Our precinct.
Precinct 813 brings civic participation a little closer to home. Start with your neighbors and the right information.
Where is Precinct 813?
The map below shows the official boundary of Harris County Voting Precinct 0813, drawn over OpenStreetMap street data. If you live inside the outlined area, this is your voting precinct.
Boundary: Harris County voter precinct boundary layer (official county GIS). Street map: © OpenStreetMap contributors. Boundaries can change after redistricting; confirm your current precinct on your official voter registration record.
What is a voting precinct?
A voting precinct is a small geographic area used to organize elections and party participation. Our official voting precinct number is 0813 in Harris County, Texas.
The precinct number on your voter record is different from county commissioner, Justice of the Peace, constable, legislative, or school district numbers. Use official address-based tools rather than assuming that neighbors across a street share every district.
Bridgewater, and the people around us
David Greene lives in Bridgewater and serves as the Democratic chair for Precinct 813. This website is here to help neighbors find reliable voting information, understand local offices, and participate in community life.
We do not publish residents’ addresses, voter identification information, or private volunteer details.
What does a precinct chair do?
A precinct chair is a party position, not an election administrator. The chair helps neighbors register, stay informed, prepare to vote, and connect with opportunities to volunteer.
- Share useful registration and election information.
- Organize neighborhood outreach and turnout efforts.
- Participate in county party meetings and convention work.
- Connect volunteers with election support opportunities.
- Listen to neighbors and route questions to the right office.
David is one of the two Harris County Precinct 813 Chairs, serving on the Democratic side. Party chair selection and terms follow state law and party rules.
Texas precinct-chair requirements (opens in a new tab)Meet David Greene