Texas elections voters cast midterm ballots today, Nov. 3, 2026, as Texans head to the polls to choose federal, statewide and local offices across the state.
Polls in Texas are scheduled to be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Election Day, and the ballot includes contests for governor, U.S. Senate, U.S. House, the Texas Legislature and statewide judicial seats, according to local and official guides.
Early voting in Texas ran Oct. 19–30, and voters who used early ballots across the state helped determine turnout ahead of today, VoteTexas and local news guides note.
Voters can review sample ballots, check polling locations and confirm registration on VoteTexas.gov, the state’s official voter information portal.
Texas elections coverage lists the major offices on the ballot and provides county-by-county guides so voters can find local propositions and judicial races before voting.
If you need assistance or want to confirm your polling place, the state site and local election guides offer tools to look up sample ballots and find locations before heading to the polls.
Sources
- VoteTexas — official voter information page showing early voting dates, registration deadlines and resources for sample ballots and polling locations.
- Click2Houston — overview of what’s on the Nov. 3 ballot, polling hours and local guides for Texas voters.
- Ballotpedia — list of offices on the ballot and confirmation that Nov. 3, 2026, is the general election date in Texas.
