Borden County early voting 2026

Early voting in Borden County, Texas runs Monday, October 19 through Friday, October 30. Election Day is Tuesday, November 3, and polls are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Early voting hours are set by Borden County.

Key dates

Early votingMon Oct 19 to Fri Oct 30
Mail ballot applicationReceived by Fri Oct 23
Election DayTue Nov 3, 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Registration deadlineWas Mon Oct 5 (closed)

Official Borden County links

Borden County sample ballot and voter informationFrom the county. Your exact ballot depends on your address.
Am I registered to vote?Texas Secretary of State voter lookup.
VoteTexas.govTexas Secretary of State: ID rules, voting by mail, and official dates.

Your districts in Borden County

U.S. HouseTX-19

Texas HouseHD 83

Texas SenateSD 31

State Board of EducationDistrict 15

Districts that cover Borden County, from the Texas Legislative Council's enacted maps. Which ones are on your ballot depends on your address, and not every Texas Senate seat is up in 2026.

What Texas Voter covers for Borden County

Statewide and federal races, the U.S. House, Texas House, and State Board of Education races for the districts above, and Texas Senate races where a seat is up this year. Borden County's local races show “Could not confirm” in the app until the county's certified ballot is verified. Use the county's sample ballot link above for those. Statewide, federal, and district races are in.

Your Borden County ballot, race by race

Texas Voter shows the November 3 ballot for every Texas county, with candidate positions linked to their sources, your county's voting information, and your own picks you can export as a PDF and take to the polls. 15 languages. No ads, no tracking, no account needed to browse.

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Texas Voter is an independent app from Pappas Productions, LLC. It is not a government app and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by any county, the Texas Secretary of State, or any government agency. For anything official, use your county elections office or votetexas.gov. Dates on this page come from the Texas Election Code; early voting hours are set by each county.