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March 2026 Elections
WHAT IS ON THE BALLOT?
- Alongside Senate and House races, voters will also decide:
- US Senator for Texas
- All 38 U.S Representatives for Texas
- 16 State Senators
- All 150 State Representatives
- TX Governor
- TX Lieutenant Governor
- TX Attorney General
- TX Land Commissioner
- TX Agriculture Commissioner
- TX Railroad Commissioner
- TX Comptroller of Public Accounts
- 4 TX Supreme Court Members
- 3 TX Court of Criminal Appeals Members
- 3 TX 15th Court of Appeals Members
- 8 Members of the State Board of Education
- 7 TX Chief Justice of Courts of Appeals
- And various county officials, mayors and city councils!
WHAT TO TAKE
You may use one of seven forms of photo ID, listed below:
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Texas Drivers License (can be expired no more than 4 years)
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Texas Election Identification Certificate
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Texas Personal Identification Card issued by the Department of Public Safety (DPS)
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Texas Handgun License issued by DPS
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US Military Identification Card containing your photograph
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US Citizenship Certificate containing your photograph
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US Passport (book or card)
Q: BUT WHAT IF I DON'T HAVE ONE OF THESE IDs?
A: You can STILL cast a regular ballot if you present one of the supporting forms of ID listed below and sign a "Reasonable Impediment Declaration" form.
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Voter registration certificate, or
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Certified US (including territory) birth certificate, or
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Current utility bill, bank statement, paycheck (must show your name and ANY address) or
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Government check (must show your name and ANY address) or
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Any other government document showing your name and ANY address (examples: an out-of-state license, a government employee ID)
** A reasonable impediment is a valid reason that is beyond your control and creates an obstacle to getting an acceptable photo ID.
In Texas, a "reasonable impediment" could mean lack of transportation, lack of birth certificate (or other necessary documents) , disability or illness, conflict with your work schedule, family responsibilities, acceptable ID lost or stolen, you have applied for an acceptable form of photo ID but have not yet received it. In addition, an election officer is not allowed to question the reasonableness of your impediment to getting an ID.
WHEN TO GO
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Early Voting Schedule
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October
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Election Day is .
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If you have a disability, you may request to move ahead of other voters in line.
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If you're in line BEFORE the poll closing time, you MUST be allowed to cast a ballot.
Hidalgo County Polling Locations
Early Voting
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Election Day
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Cameron County Polling Locations
Early Voting
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Election Day (Democratic Locations)
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Election Day (Republican Locations)
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Starr County Polling Locations
Early Voting and Election Day Locations
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Willacy County Polling Locations
Early Voting and Election Day Locations
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Have issues while voting?
The national, nonpartisan Election Protection coalition is made up of more than 100 local, state and national partners, We work year-round to advance and defend the right to vote.
Call or text 866-OUR-VOTE (866-687-8683) to speak with a trained Election Protection volunteer.
Click the image to visit the Election Protection website!
ID Assistance
Do you need an ID? VoteRiders is here to help!
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