Texas General Election 2026

Election Day is Tuesday, November 3

Early voting
Oct 19 – 30
Any vote center in your county
Mail ballot application
Oct 23
Must be received, not postmarked
Election Day
Nov 3
Polls open 7 am – 7 pm
Help at the polls
South Asian languages
Our Civic Center

How to use our Civic Center

Your free, nonpartisan, one-stop shop for voting. Everything you need is in one place, and it only takes your address to get started.

Get started ↓
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As easy as 1, 2, 3
  1. 1Get started below. Fill in the short form just under this section.
  2. 2Check your address. Make sure it's right at the top right. That's how it finds your ballot.
  3. 3Click any tile. Each tile is one of the six things below. Start with whatever you need.
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One tool. Six ways to get ready.
  • 1Check your voter registration. Register for the first time, update your details, or check you're registered.
  • 2Research your ballot. Learn about the candidates and propositions on your ballot.
  • 3Find out how to vote. Pick a date, time and place to vote. Opens closer to the election.
  • 4Request a ballot. Find out if you qualify for a mail-in ballot.
  • 5Pledge to vote. Promise yourself you'll vote in the next election.
  • 6Meet your representatives. Get to know your elected officials at every level of government.
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Get started

Free and nonpartisan. Use your full address so we can show you the right ballot.

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Our community votes. Join them.

Step by step

Make a plan to vote

Used the Civic Center? Finish your plan in four quick steps.

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  1. 1

    Pick your day

    Early voting Oct 19–30, or Election Day Nov 3.

  2. 2

    Find your vote center

    Locations and hours are on your county's elections page.

    Find your county →
  3. 3

    Bring your photo ID

    Check which forms of ID Texas accepts before you go.

    See accepted IDs →
  4. 4

    Vote, then bring a friend

    Text your family and WhatsApp groups once you've voted.

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Take the first step

Pledge to vote this November

We're asking South Asian Texans to pledge to vote in the November 3 General Election. Our votes shape healthcare, climate justice, the Texas grid, public safety and immigrant rights.

Stay informed

Sign up to learn more about protecting your vote

Deadline reminders, voter guides and ways to get involved, a few times a month.