North Texas Voter Resources

Ballots, key dates and where to vote

Prepare for the Midterm Election

The 2026 midterm elections will take place on Tuesday, Nov. 3, with local propositions and local, state, federal and judicial offices on the ballot. 

Key races include:

  • U.S. Senate
  • All 38 U.S. House seats
  • Governor
  • Lieutenant Governor
  • Attorney General
  • Comptroller of Public Accounts
  • Commissioner of the General Land Office
  • Commissioner of Agriculture
  • Railroad Commissioner
  • 16 Texas Senate seats
  • All 150 Texas House seats
  • 8 State Board of Education seats
  • State and local judicial offices
  • Various county and local offices

Before heading to the polls, make sure you are registered to vote, find your polling location, review your sample ballot and check Texas voter identification requirements before voting in person. 

This page brings together the essentials for informed voters—so you can confirm your registration, preview your personalized ballot, understand your voting options and plan ahead with confidence.

KEY DATES

  • October 5: Last day to register to vote
  • October 23: Last day to apply for mail-in ballot
  • October 19-30: Early voting
  • November 3: Election Day

SEE WHAT'S ON YOUR BALLOT

ELECTION DAY: NOVEMBER 3 | EARLY VOTING: OCTOBER 19-30

Enter your address to see your personalized ballot and avoid surprises at the polls.

Where to vote

Polling locations vary by county—check before you vote.

Dallas County

For early voting and Election Day, you can vote at any voter center location.

Collin County

For early voting and Election Day, you can vote at any voter center location.

Denton County

For early voting and Election Day, you can vote at any voter center location.

Tarrant County

 For early voting and Election Day, you can vote at any voter center location.

Voting by Mail

Eligible voters may apply for a mail-in ballot through their county elections office by the deadline.