It’s Election Day! Visit VoteTexas.gov for info on where and when to vote. (Outside of Texas? Learn about your local races at USA.gov.)
This is also your last day to receive a ballot by mail.
For more information, visit VoteTexas.gov.
**Note: You may still vote in the runoff even if you did not vote in the regular election!**
May 25, 2021 is the last day to apply for a ballot by mail for the June 5 runoff elections in Texas. Note: This is the deadline for your ballot by mail application to be received, not just postmarked!
Find your application for ballot by mail, eligibility requirements, and other info at the Texas Secretary of State website.
If you’re down to the wire and have run out of time to get your application in on time via mail, you can drop it off in person at your county elections office. We suggest calling your county elections office beforehand to find out any special processes or precautions they have in place due to COVID.
Outside of Texas? Visit USA.gov to be directed to your state’s vote by mail options.
Early voting for the June 5, 2021 runoff elections in Texas runs May 24 through June 1!
Make your plan to vote now, and find out where you can vote early.
Have questions about early voting? Contact your county elections office.
Visit Vote.org for info on voting rights, or VoteTexas.gov for additional resources.
**Note: You may still vote in the runoff even if you did not vote in the regular election!**
Early voting for the May 1, 2021 elections in Texas runs April 19 through April 27!
Make your plan to vote now, and find out where you can vote early.
Have questions about early voting? Contact your county elections office.
Outside of Texas? Visit USA.gov’s How, Where, and When to Vote page.
Visit Vote.org for info on voting rights, and find a bunch of helpful resources in WOW Dems’ Voter Guide!