Find your nearest Travis County voting location by clicking on the map above. You may vote at any location.
NEXT ELECTION
REPUBLICAN PRIMARY ELECTION — Tuesday, March 3, 2026; Early voting Feb. 17-27, 2026
Critical decisions will be made by voters in Travis County. See below for everything you need to know. Primary winners beocome our party’s nominees for the November general election.
Deadline to register to vote in Primary (if not already registered in the county): Feb. 2, 2026
Absentee/mail-in ballots must be requested. Download form
Sample Ballot. (Ballots will differ by location.)
Endorsements (N/A — this is for Republican voters to decide)
WHAT’S ON THE BALLOT? Generate your custom ballot
WHERE DO I VOTE? Vote at any available Travis County voting location for this election.
MAIL-IN BALLOT: More details, and info on special needs and overseas voting.
BALLOT SECURITY: Voter ID requirements | Tips to avoid election fraud | Report suspected voter fraud
MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS/DISCUSS: Join the unofficial Travis County Republicans Facebook Group.
2026 ELECTIONS CALENDAR:
Leander Special Election (Mayor and Place 4) — Saturday, Feb. 7, 2026; Early voting Jan. 27-Feb. 6, 2026
Primary Election — Tuesday, March 3, 2026; Early voting Feb. 17-27, 2026
May Local Election — May 3, 2026; Early voting April 22-29, 2026
Primary Runoff (if necessary) — May 26, 2026; Early voting May 18-22, 2026
2026 General Election — Nov. 3, 2026; Early voting Oct. 19-23, 2026
2026 General Election Runoff — December, TBA
Register TO VOTE IN Travis County
Make sure you’re registered in time for the next election. Visit www.VoteTravis.com for everything you need to do.
If you’re registered to vote with Travis County, you’re automatically eligible to vote in your city or special district (you do not need to register for each city or district).
If you moved from another Texas county recently, please register with Travis County as soon as possible so they can transfer your information and provide you a new voter registration card.
You do not need to register by party — your primary election vote is your party “membership” according to Texas law.
