Where To Vote. Here’s What You Need To Vote In Texas

There is no presidential election this year, but this year’s Election Day, Nov. 8, will define the future of Texas.
Texans can cast their ballots for the state’s top leaders - governor, attorney general, lieutenant governor - and several other statewide elected officials in the midterm elections, as well as district-based representatives in the United States Congress, the Texas Legislature and the State Board of Education. Judges from the state’s top courts to county courts are also on the ballot. Some Texas communities will also hold local elections for school board, city or county seats and local initiatives.
These elected officials have a say in how much Texans pay in taxes, what students learn in public schools, what health care - including reproductive health care - is available and many more facets of people’s lives.
Want to have a say in Texas government and politics? Here’s what you need to know about voting and results on Election Day.