Official voting information from the @TXsecofstate. Helping Texans vote with confidence. 🗳️
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Mark your calendar for the November 2026 Election.📅
Saving these important dates now can help you prepare to vote with confidence.
Visit VoteTexas.gov to find election dates and deadlines.
#VoteTexas #ElectionDay #ReadyToVote #Vote2026
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When reviewing early voting turnout figures on our website, keep in mind that counties have until 11 a.m. the following day to upload their daily voter rosters to us. Our website refreshes four times a day, so check back periodically for the most recent totals here: bit.ly/3UC5E0C
Where you vote depends on when you vote and where you live in Texas.📍
During early voting, you can vote at any location in your county. On Election Day, your options depend on whether your county uses vote centers.
⭐ Visit VoteTexas.gov for more information
Heading to the polls? 🗳️ Know what to bring and what to leave at home.
✅ Approved photo ID
✅ Paper notes
🚫 Using phones/wireless devices at the polls
🚫 Campaign shirts, buttons, signs or political materials
Vote with confidence. Learn more at VoteTexas.gov.
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.
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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.
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.
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.
