Register to Vote in Future Elections!
(the October 11 deadline for the November 8 election has passed)Texas does not have same day voter registration like other states, but we are here to help you make your voice heard!
Voting FAQ: mytexasvotes.com/register
Reminder: persons convicted of a felony who have fully discharged their sentence, including any term of
incarceration, parole, or supervision, or a completed period of probation ordered by any court, or who
have been pardoned may register to vote.
Apply
for ballot by mail (PDF)
Application Tracker
Ballot Tracker
Vote By Mail!
No matter where you’ll be in November, as long as you’re a registered Texas voter you can participate in the 2022 General Election. For college students, vote-by-mail is the best way to make your vote count. For more information go to mytexasvotes.com.
Early Voting
Date(s) | Day of the Week | Time |
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Oct 24-28 | Monday-Friday | 7AM to 7PM |
Oct 29 | Saturday | 7AM to 7PM |
Oct 30 | Sunday | 12PM to 6PM |
Oct 31-Nov 2 | Monday-Wednesday | 7AM to 7PM |
Nov 3-4 | Thursday & Friday | 7AM to 9PM |
Election Day
Date(s) | Day of the Week | Time |
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November 8 | Tuesday | 7AM to 7PM |
My personalized election ballot
List of Write-In Candidates
Early Voting locations (PDF version)
Early Voting location finder
Election Day locations (PDF version)
Dallas County Democrats Voter Guide (PDF version)
What to Bring

Don’t have one of those IDs? You can still vote!
If you’re a registered voter but do not possess one of the documents listed above, don’t worry, you can still vote a regular ballot! Here’s how:
- Bring one of the following to your voting site:
- Valid voter registration card/certificate
- Current utility bill (or a copy)
- Bank statement (or a copy)
- Government check (or a copy)
- Paycheck (or a copy)
- Current government document with your name and address on it (including an out-of-state driver’s license)
- Certified birth certificate (must be an original)
- Fill out a form at the voting site
- Vote a regular ballot!
Meet your candidates
Federal
State

ELECTED
Yvonne Davis

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Maricela Moore

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Nancy Kennedy

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Veretta Frazier

ELECTED
Martin Hoffman

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Tonya Parker

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Gena Slaughter

ELECTED
Ernest White

ELECTED
Hector Garza

ELECTED
Raquel "Rocky" Jones

ELECTED
Jennifer Bennett

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Lela Lawrence Mays

ELECTED
Stephanie N. Mitchell Huff

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Brandon Birmingham

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Emily Tobolowsky

ELECTED
Mary Brown

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Sandra Jackson

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Cheryl Lee Shannon

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Andrea Plumlee

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Tracy Holmes

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Tina Clinton

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Carter Thompson

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Chika Anyiam
County

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John Creuzot

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D'Metria Benson

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Melissa Bellan

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Marilynn Mayse

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Shequitta D. Kelly

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Audrey Faye Moorehead

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Lisa Green

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Carmen White

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Peggy Hoffman

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Kristin Wade

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Ingrid Michelle Warren

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Thomas G. Jones

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Valencia Nash
Important Dates:
Oct. 11
Last day to register to vote
Oct. 24-28
In-person early vote, 7AM to 7PM
Oct. 28
Last day to apply for ballot by mail (received, not postmarked)
Oct. 29
In-person early voting, 7AM - 7PM
Oct. 30
In-person early voting, 12 PM - 6 PM
Oct. 31 - Nov. 2
In-person early voting, 7AM - 7PM
Nov. 3 - Nov. 4
In-person early voting, 7AM - 9PM
Nov. 8
Election Day voting 7 AM - 7 PM, last day to receive ballot by mail