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What's next? 🗳️ Some primary races are headed to a runoff after no candidate received more than 50% of the vote. Runoffs decide who moves on to the general election. Your vote matters!

@kellbell3328 If you voted in the Democratic primary, you cannot vote in the Republican runoff.

@VoteTexas Can people that voted in the democrat primaries vote in the republican run offs?

Texas Primary Runoffs: What to Know 🗳️ If no candidate receives more than 50% of the vote in a primary, the top two move to a runoff to determine who will appear on the November ballot. You can vote if you participated in that party’s primary or did not vote in the primary.

@tannclem Hi, early voting runs from May 18 through May 22, and Runoff Election Day is May 26. x.com/VoteTexas/stat…

@VoteTexas When is Texas runoff primary

Texas Primary Runoffs are May 26. If no candidate won over 50% of the vote in the primary, the top two advance to a runoff to be on the November ballot. You can vote in the same party runoff as the primary or vote in either runoff if you did not vote in this year’s primary.

Secretary of State Jane Nelson announces that more than 4.29 million Texans voted in the March 3 Primary Election, marking the highest voter turnout for a primary in Texas history. View election night results here: bit.ly/4qLmLZa

Election results will populate as counties across Texas record their votes after polling locations close at 7:00 p.m. today. You can find the results here: bit.ly/4qLmLZa. All information displayed is provided by county election officials.

@1veteranV Thank you for your feedback, we are looking into it.

It’s not even possible to navigate the Votetexas website on an iPhone. If you select voting location it simply refreshes the page. If you dig deep enough you can find a page about the CWPP program that has no locations and a second myvoter portal. This portal tries to get you to enter a bunch of persons info to “register to vote.” If you go through that process, it will ask you if you are a 1st time voter or if your registration is up to date and then gives you info on what is on the ballot. Ignore that and scroll to the top of the page and there is a button that says voting locations. Click on that and it lists 3 elections: Nov general, May 2nd general, and Democratic primary. However, if you scroll down one more there is the Republican primary. Click that one and it provides exactly one polling place open 7-7. Worst online experience since the 1990s. I’m shocked anyone votes in the primaries at all. 30 min on the phone for customer service yields all agents are currently unavailable so I assume others are struggling or there are no agents.

Key deadlines for the upcoming primary election are approaching. Make sure you’re ready to vote by marking your calendar. Visit VoteTexas.gov for official voting information, polling locations and everything you need to cast your ballot with confidence.

@pressp_photo Thanks for highlighting this concern. Once you select find my polling place you will need to scroll down to see the information. Here is a direct link to the page you are looking for: goelect.txelections.civixapps.com/ivis-mvp-ui/#/…

@VoteTexas *what is wrong

It’s Election Day in Texas! Make your voice heard in today’s Texas Primary Election. Visit VoteTexas.gov for polling locations, what to bring, and important reminders.

Tomorrow is the last day to place your vote in the March 3 Primary Election. Visit VoteTexas.gov for in-person voting and polling location information.

There are laws about what can and cannot be brought to the polls. For example, cell phones cannot be used in the same room where voting takes place. Review guidelines ahead of time at VoteTexas.gov to help keep the process smooth and vote with confidence.

The last day to vote early in person for the primary election is today! Save time on Election Day by casting your ballot before the early voting deadline. Learn what you may and may not bring with you to the polls at VoteTexas.gov.

Last day for in-person early voting is tomorrow, Friday, Feb. 27.🗳 Don’t miss your chance to vote early in the Texas Primary before polls close. Plan your vote + get official info at VoteTexas.gov. Your voice matters!

Thank you to the thousands of Texas election officials and poll workers—elections wouldn’t happen without you. As primary elections get underway, let’s lead with courtesy and respect. Early voting runs through Feb. 27. Get prepared at VoteTexas.gov.

Voting in person? Texas requires an approved photo ID—check the full list at VoteTexas.gov. Early voting runs through Feb. 27, with Election Day on March 3. Now is a great time to make a plan and head to the polls feeling prepared.

Remember, you are not allowed to use your phone within a room in which voting is taking place. If you need to remember who you want to vote for, take notes on a piece of paper and bring it with you when you vote. Learn more at VoteTexas.gov.

Vote with confidence, Texas! VoteTexas.gov is the official source for voter info. Check your registration status, find polling locations and hours, and get answers before Election Day

@stephenperkins To report this issue, you might want to contact your county elections office because they oversee voting locations.

Is there a way to report an early voting location with a foul stench @VoteTexas?

The last day to apply for a ballot by mail is February 20, 2026. If you are eligible to vote by mail, apply for your ballot at VoteTexas.gov.