May 7 Local Elections
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Texas Blue Action Democrats is teaming up with Safe Schools for All to draw attention to hyper-local school board races in communities across Texas. Read more about our partnership.
These seats are being targeted by well-funded candidates whose supporters are part of a movement to ban books, reject science, and restrict the goals of diversity, equity and inclusion in our schools. We need to support pro-education candidates across the state. And we can use your help to do it! |
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May 24 - State-wide Primary Runoff Election
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Anyone who has not voted in the Texas Republican Primary can vote in the runoff. There are four state-wide seats in the runoff, along with a possible Congressional District candidate. Check your county election website for more info. (links below)
Tuesday, May 24 - Primary Election Day Election Day is the last day to vote, and polls are open until 7pm. If you're in line by 7pm, you can vote. May 16 - 20, 2022 - Early Voting Only one week for early voting in the runoff! May 13, 2022 - Last Day to Apply for Ballot by Mail Your application must be received, not postmarked by May 13. |
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Official Election Information
County Elections officials post voting locations, voter registration lookup, vote by mail procedures, and dates at the following links.
Am I registered?
Not sure if you're registered to vote at your current address? We can help you check and register to vote if you're eligible. Use the links below to check your status and find ways to update your registration.
Not sure if you're registered to vote at your current address? We can help you check and register to vote if you're eligible. Use the links below to check your status and find ways to update your registration.
Polling Place Locator
Need to find your polling place? Check your county’s official information of where to vote in-person during Early Voting and on Election Day.
Need to find your polling place? Check your county’s official information of where to vote in-person during Early Voting and on Election Day.
Vote by Mail
Can't or don't want to vote in person during Early Voting or on Election Day? Request an absentee ballot by applying to vote by mail.
To be eligible to vote early by mail in Texas, you must:
Can't or don't want to vote in person during Early Voting or on Election Day? Request an absentee ballot by applying to vote by mail.
To be eligible to vote early by mail in Texas, you must:
- be 65 years or older;
- be disabled - (Disability is the voter’s determination if they cannot travel to polls. You do not need a doctor’s determination or governmental letter of disability);
- be out of the county on election day and during the period for early voting by personal appearance; or
Please rely on the Official, most current information at your County's website.