Early voting: October 19–30, 2026
Election Day: Tuesday, November 3, 2026
Early voting: October 19–30, 2026 Election Day: Tuesday, November 3, 2026
YOUR VOTE shapes the future of Texas.
The decisions made by elected officials affect nearly every part of our lives—from the cost of healthcare and housing to the quality of our schools, the rights we rely on, and the safety of our communities.
Voting is how we choose the people responsible for making those decisions. It is how we hold leaders accountable, protect our freedoms, and make sure our communities are represented.
Your vote is your voice. Use it.
MISSED the deadline?
It’s not too late…
MISSED the deadline?
It’s not too late…
he deadline Monday, October 5, 2026 to update your voter registration name or address for the November 3, 2026 midterm election you still might be able to early vote.
3 STEPS TO VOTE
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Choose when and where to vote.
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Learn about the candidates.
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Vote Democratic.
Make your plan to vote.
Decide when and where you’ll vote. Early voting runs from October 19 through October 30, or you can vote on Election Day, November 3. Bring a valid form of ID. Voting early gives you more flexibility if your schedule changes. Check the available locations and hours, then choose the option that works best for you. Voting early also gives you time to resolve registration or ballot questions before Election Day.
If you have moved or your registration is not updated you.can vote in your county.
Who’s on your ballot?
Democratic candidates are running to make Texas more affordable, protect fundamental rights, strengthen public schools, and keep leaders accountable to the people—not special interests.
Need help?
Questions and Assistance
Registration or polling-place questions: Travis County Elections: www.votetravis.org
Voting problems or intimidation: Call 1-844-TX-VOTES or 1-844-898-6837
No acceptable photo IDReview Texas ID options and reasonable-impediment procedures before voting.
Moved within Travis County?: You may be able to update your address at the polls.
Moved from another Texas county?: Ask Travis County Elections about a limited ballot during Early Voting. Before you vote, contact or visit the Travis County Elections Office at 5501 Airport Blvd., Austin, to confirm eligibility, hours, and requirements.
Issue
Registration record is listed as “in suspense”? Simply update your address.
You moved within Travis County: Vote at the polls and confirm or update your address. You’ll be asked to sign a statement of residence.
You moved to Travis County from another Texas county: You may be eligible to vote a limited ballot during Early Voting only, October 19–30.
We recommend voting during Early Voting, which gives you more time to resolve any issues that may arise.
Note: Limited ballots are generally available during Early Voting only and may be limited to certain races.
Your Voice can move Texas Forward
In Texas’s 2024 primary runoffs, three congressional races were decided by fewer than 100 votes. Source.
From lowering costs to protecting fundamental rights, the choices we make at the ballot box matter. Help make Texas work for everyone.
- Make a voting plan
- Research the candidates
- Vote Democratic
- Get your like-minded friends and family to vote
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Make sure you're still registered in the correct county. Update your voter registration here: https://www.votetexas.gov/register-to-vote/update-voter-registration.html
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Not Registered? Last date to register for the upcoming midterm elections is on October 5th, 2026! Don’t Miss out: https://www.votetexas.gov/register-to-vote/
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