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Texas early vote 2026

State file of Oct 25 · Texas Secretary of State, early voting turnout by county ↗

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No party registration Texas does not register voters by party, so its count is ballots alone. No party split is shown or estimated.

Ballots returned4,078,316through Oct 24 · +354,687 that day
Days to Election Day10as of Oct 24

Where the ballots are

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Each bar is a place’s ballots against the largest place’s, split by party registration: Democrats, unaffiliated, Republicans. The figure at the end is the D–R gap. All ballots in this year’s file.
  1. Harris517,702
  2. Dallas351,693
  3. Tarrant312,437
  4. Travis244,081
  5. Bexar240,676
  6. Collin202,211
  7. Denton183,601
  8. Fort Bend138,086
  9. Williamson133,834
  10. Montgomery94,483

Mail or in person

Mail 197,983 4.9%In person 3,880,333 95.1%

In-person early voting: Oct 19 to Oct 30. Voting by mail in Texas requires a reason, such as being 65 or older or away from the county.

Known

  • 4,078,316 ballots returnedthrough Oct 24
  • Mail or in person
  • On 11 daysthe state's page as read each day since Oct 14
  • By 254 counties

Not known

  • How anyone votedballots stay sealed until they are counted
  • Election Day turnout
  • Mail ballots still outrequested or sent and not yet returned; not read from the state's file yet
  • Party registration of the votersTexas does not register voters by party
  • Ballots reported after Oct 25
How Texas is counted and compared
  • Counts in-person early votes plus mail ballots, cumulative through the close of business each day, as county officials report them to the Secretary of State.
  • Texas does not register voters by party, so no party split exists.
  • In-person early voting runs October 19 to 30, 2026. Voting by mail requires a reason (65 or older, disability, absence from the county, and a few others).
  • Counties report mail ballots on their own schedule; a county with none reported yet adds nothing to the count.
  • 254 of 254 counties had reported a ballot by October 24.

Last checked Counts change only when a state has posted a new file.

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