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When you need reliable voting information about voting in Texas, start with the official source.⭐
Visit VoteTexas.gov for important election dates, polling locations, voter ID requirements and more. Bookmark it as a resource to help you prepare to vote.
Secretary of State Robert Howden voted early for the November 3 Election today. Eligible Texas voters can vote early starting today and continuing through October 30.
Visit VoteTexas.gov to find everything you need to make your voting plan, including important dates, registration information, voting options and more.
Early voting starts today for the November 3, 2026 Election.⭐
Vote early October 19–30. Check your county’s polling locations and hours before you go.
📍 Find your polling place at VoteTexas.gov.
Office of the Texas Secretary of State retweeted
Early voting starts today for the November 3, 2026 Election.⭐
Vote early October 19–30. Check your county’s polling locations and hours before you go.
📍 Find your polling place at VoteTexas.gov.
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Texas voters who do not have an acceptable form of photo ID may have another option when voting.🗳️
Voters who qualify can complete a Reasonable Impediment Declaration and provide a supporting form of identification at their polling place.
Learn more at VoteTexas.gov.
Office of the Texas Secretary of State retweeted
Know what you will need before you head to the polls! 🗳️
If you are voting in person, make sure you have an acceptable form of ID. Check the requirements ahead of time at VoteTexas.gov to help you vote with confidence.
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Voting by mail may be an option for eligible Texas voters. Plan ahead and allow enough time to complete your application and voting process.
Find an application at VoteTexas.gov or through your county’s early voting clerk.
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Planning a visit to the State Fair of Texas this weekend? 🤠 Stop by Chevrolet Park Plaza!
Oct. 17–18, 10 a.m.–9 p.m. 📍Enter through Gate 12 to access the plaza and find our booth!
The Nov. 3 Election is approaching. Early voting begins Oct. 19 and runs through October 30.
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More than 19 million Texans are registered to vote ahead of the November 3, 2026 Election! Make a plan now so you can vote with confidence. Find official voting information and resources at VoteTexas.gov.
Texas Secretary of State Robert Howden today announced that Texas has 19 million registered voters ahead of the Nov. 3 General Election. Learn more here: bit.ly/4BciWBg
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.
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Are you registered and ready to vote?
Visit VoteTexas.gov to learn more about voter registration requirements and check your registration status before you head to the polls.
Secretary of State Robert Howden visited the Dallas County Elections facilities to learn more about election administration ahead of the November 3 election. Thank you for the warm welcome, @DallasElections!
Getting ready to vote? Here is your checklist.
Early voting: Oct. 19–30
Election Day: Nov. 3
⭐Save this post for a quick reminder when it is time to vote.
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Congratulations to the winners of the 2026 Williamson County "I Voted" sticker contest!
Secretary of State Robert Howden had the opportunity to see the student artwork that voters in Williamson County will be able to wear after leaving the polls this November. @WilcoElections
Getting ready to vote? Use this checklist to make sure you have what you need before heading to the polls.
📅 Early voting is October 19 through October 30, and Election Day is November 3.
Before you vote, confirm your polling place and check the voting hours. Make sure you bring an acceptable form of photo ID, and review your selections before casting your ballot. If you have questions or need assistance while voting, election workers are available to help.
⭐Save this post as a quick reminder when it is time to vote.
Find polling locations, voting hours, voter ID information, and more at VoteTexas.gov.
