However, not every North Texas county has the same rules.
Some counties use countywide polling places, meaning you can vote at any designated polling place you prefer, regardless if it’s during early voting or on Election Day. Other counties, however, may require registered voters to visit a specific polling location.
On Election Day, polling places statewide will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., but early voting hours may vary by date and location.
Here’s what to know before you head out to cast your ballot.
Registered voters in Dallas County can vote at any designated polling place during early voting or on Election Day.
Dallas County voters can find polling places for the 2026 midterm election here or at dallascountyvotes.org. A map of polling locations can also be found on the county’s website.
Early voting in Dallas County runs from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. through Oct. 30. Polling locations will have reduced hours from noon to 6 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 25.
Tarrant County voters can cast their ballots at any designated polling place during early voting and on Election Day.
During early voting, Denton County voters can cast their ballots at any designated early voting location in the county.
A list of early voting polling places is available here or at votedenton.gov. Early voting hours vary by date and polling place, including:
However, Denton County does not participate in the countywide polling place program, meaning registered voters must visit their designated polling place on Election Day. Denton County voters can check their designated polling place at votedenton.gov.