Your voice matters. Whether it’s electing the next president or a local city council member, voting is a vital part of shaping our community and future. Here’s everything you need to know about elections in our area—from federal offices to local leadership—and how to participate.
Elections & Voting in Our Community
Federal Elections
Every few years, voters have the opportunity to participate in national elections that determine the leadership and direction of our country. These include:
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Presidential Elections – Held every four years to elect the President and Vice President of the United States.
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U.S. Senate – Texas elects two U.S. Senators who represent the state in Washington, D.C.
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U.S. House of Representatives – Our congressional district elects a representative to serve in the House.
Stay informed about candidates and issues at the national level to make your voice heard on the broader stage.
State Elections
Texas holds regular statewide elections to choose leaders who shape policies that directly impact education, transportation, health care, and more:
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Governor – The head of the state’s executive branch.
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Lieutenant Governor and Statewide Offices – Includes Attorney General, Comptroller, and others.
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Texas Legislature – Composed of the State Senate and House of Representatives, responsible for passing laws at the state level.
Visit Texas Secretary of State – Elections Division for details on upcoming state races and ballot measures.
Tarrant County Elections
County elections affect our judicial system and local services. You may be voting on:
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District Judges and County Judges
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District Attorney
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Sheriff
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Clerk of Court and Other County Officials
For a full list of county-level offices and election calendars, visit Tarrant County Elections.
Local Elections
Local government has a direct impact on your daily life. These elections often include:
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Mayor and City Council Members
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City Board and Commission Seats
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School Board Trustees
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Local Bond Measures and Propositions
Voter turnout is often lowest in local elections, but these decisions affect everything from road repairs to public safety.
Am I Registered To Vote?
You must be registered at least 30 days before an election to be eligible to vote.
Learn how to register in person, by mail, or update your address at VoteTexas.gov.
Tarrant County Precinct Map
Your voting precinct determines where you vote on Election Day. Use the Tarrant County Precinct Lookup Tool to find your:
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Assigned voting location
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Sample ballot
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Local precinct number
Early voting and Election Day locations are also listed and updated regularly.
Election Calendar
Stay up to date with important election dates including registration deadlines, early voting periods, and Election Day. A full schedule can be found at Tarrant County Elections Calendar.
