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Texas Early Voting Starts Today
Texas voters begin early voting for Nov. 3 midterm elections with specific rules and locations.
In brief
Texas voters begin early voting for Nov. 3 midterm elections with specific rules and locations. Texas early voting opens today for Nov. 3 midterm elections with photo ID requirements and restricted clothing. Originally reported by Houstonchronicle.
Early Voting Begins
Texas voters start early voting today for the Nov. 3 midterm elections with statewide and local races on the ballot.
Key Races
U.S. Senate, Texas Governor, Lieutenant Governor, Comptroller, Attorney General, and all state representatives are up for election.
Early Voting Hours
Harris County polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. daily except Sunday, October 25, when they open at noon.
Voter Requirements
Bring a photo ID like a Texas driver’s license, passport, or handgun license; avoid political clothing and cell phones at polling stations.
ID Expiry Rules
Expired photo IDs are acceptable if they expired within four years for voters under 70; older voters can use any valid ID.
The headline
Texas early voting opens today for Nov. 3 midterm elections with photo ID requirements and restricted clothing.
