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Texans show up! More than 7.5 million Texans voted during the early voting period, with some counties still finalizing reporting. Eligible Texans who haven't voted yet can cast their ballot on Nov. 3. Polling locations will be open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
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Voting by mail? 📬 You can check the status of your ballot online.
Visit VoteTexas.gov → Voting by Mail → Track My Ballot to access the Ballot by Mail Tracker through the Secretary of State’s My Voter Portal.
Check your ballot status and view updates online.
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Today is the last day of Early Voting ‼️
If you have not voted yet, October 30 is your last chance to vote early before Election Day on November 3.
Find your polling place and make your voting plan at VoteTexas.gov.
Today is the last day of Early Voting ‼️
If you have not voted yet, October 30 is your last chance to vote early before Election Day on November 3.
Find your polling place and make your voting plan at VoteTexas.gov.
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Confidence in our elections starts with understanding how they work.
Texas has established processes in place to help ensure elections are secure, accurate, and transparent.
Learn more about election processes and safeguards at VoteTexas.gov.
Early voting turnout numbers and voter rosters continue to be uploaded by counties and published on our website. At this moment, only six counties are pending reporting for turnout through Tuesday, Oct. 27. They are working to upload the information as soon as possible. For more information about the early voting reports portal, see our press release. bit.ly/4yMMhzY
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New to Texas? 📋 Voting rules can vary by state, so check official Texas voting information before heading to the polls. Visit VoteTexas.gov to learn more.
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Voting in costume? 🎃 You can wear a Halloween costume to the polls, but make sure it does not include political apparel or accessories related to a candidate, measure or political party.
Early Voting ends Friday, October 30. VoteTexas.gov.
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Is your voter registration on the suspense list? You may still have options to vote! ⭐ Visit VoteTexas.gov to learn how to update your information and prepare to cast your ballot.
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You may have heard that a ballot marked with initials or other writing may disqualify your ballot, but that is a misconception. In fact, the presiding election judge for a polling place or the early voting clerk must sign or initial the ballots in Texas. Don't let misinformation confuse you.
Texas Secretary of State Robert Howden announced today that more than 4.2 million Texans cast ballots during the first six days of early voting for the Nov. 3 Election, representing approximately 22% of the state's 19 million registered voters. Learn more here: bit.ly/4yMMhzY
More than 30 counties are pending reporting for Oct. 24. In order to help Texans understand these numbers we will begin sharing which counties have not yet reported or attempted to report for the previous day. For questions about specific county numbers, consult the county elections office.
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Planning to vote by mail in Texas? 📬 Check VoteTexas.gov for official information on deadlines, ID requirements, and ballot return instructions.
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What happens if there’s an issue when you check in to vote? You may be offered a provisional ballot.
Learn when you might need one and what happens next at VoteTexas.gov.
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Going to college in Texas while keeping your home address elsewhere? 🎓 Knowing where you are registered and which polling location applies to you can help you plan ahead for Election Day.
Visit VoteTexas.gov for official information about voting in Texas.
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Unable to enter the polling place? 🗳️ Curbside voting may be available to you.
Look for the designated curbside voting space and sign to request assistance. Curbside voting is available during Early Voting and on Election Day.
Learn more at VoteTexas.gov.
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Cell phones and other wireless communication devices cannot be used inside the room where voting is taking place.📵
Learn more about what is and is not allowed at the polls at VoteTexas.gov.
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Heading to the polls? 📝 Texas voters can bring written notes or a printed sample ballot, but cell phones and other wireless devices cannot be used inside the voting room. Review the guidelines at VoteTexas.gov before Election Day!