10/17/2026
Early voting starts Monday, October 19! 🗳️
Early voting in Harris County runs October 19–30, and Election Day is Tuesday, November 3. Swipe through for what to know before you go: where you can vote, what ID to bring, how your notes can help, and what help is available at the polls.
A few minutes of prep now means less stress at the polls. Look up your personal ballot, read candidate responses in their own words, and download your ballot worksheet at HoustonVotersGuide.org
During early voting, you can vote at any Harris County location. Pick a spot near home, work, school, or wherever your day takes you.
Check locations, hours, and live wait times at harrisvotes.com or in the Harris Votes app.
Texas accepts seven forms of photo ID, listed on this slide. If you don’t have one and can’t reasonably get one, you can still vote.
Bring a supporting document, such as your voter registration certificate or a current utility bill, and sign a Reasonable Impediment Declaration at your polling place.
See the full ID details at HoustonVotersGuide.org.
You’re allowed to bring a list of candidates, measures, or personal notes into the voting booth.
Print them out, because phones can’t be used in the voting area. Download your free ballot worksheet at HoustonVotersGuide.org, fill it in at home, and take your time at the polls.
Every voter deserves to cast a ballot with confidence.
• Curbside voting is available for voters with disabilities or mobility concerns.
• You can bring someone to help you with your ballot.
• Poll workers can answer questions or give you a provisional ballot if there’s an issue.
For any problems at the polls, call the nonpartisan Election Protection hotline at 866-OUR-VOTE.
Before you head out, visit HoustonVotersGuide.org.
You can get your personal ballot, read candidate responses, and find everything you need to vote with confidence this midterm. 💜
