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Early Voting Starts: 17 days before Election Day
Early Voting Ends: 4 days before Election Day
Yes. In Texas, you can vote before Election Day by voting early in person or by voting by mail if you qualify.
No application is required to vote early in person. If you qualify to vote by mail, you must apply for a mail ballot. Learn more about voting by mail in Texas here.
During the early voting period, you may be able to vote at any early voting location in your county. Contact your county elections office for early voting locations and hours.
You must qualify and apply for a mail ballot. Learn more about the requirements for voting by mail in Texas here.
Yes. If you vote early in person, you must show an acceptable photo ID. If you vote by mail, you must provide identification information on your mail ballot application and ballot envelope. Read more about voter ID requirements in Texas here.