Halloween is the final day for early voting. But there are some things you need to know if you plan to stop by a polling place in your costume.

AUSTIN, Texas — This early voting period, you could see some unusual outfits at the polls.

Halloween – Friday, Oct. 31 – is the last day of early voting for the Nov. 4 election, and some polling places in Travis County are even staying open later on Thursday and Friday.

If you’re looking to stop by a polling place on the way to a Halloween event, most costumes will likely be fine. But there are some things you need to know if you’re planning to vote in disguise. 

A spokesperson for the Texas Secretary of State’s Office previously told that if you’re dressed up as a candidate, don’t show up to the polls to vote while wearing your costume or you may be asked to change.

Additionally, if your costume includes a full-face mask, you’ll likely be asked to remove it when you check in to vote so the poll worker can verify your photo ID.

Finally, it’s a good idea to leave any scary props in the car or at home. You don’t want to scare your fellow voters with anything that looks like it could be a real threat.

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