See Election Day voting wait times for Travis, Hays and Williamson counties
As Austinites prepare to vote in the general election, they can check for their nearest polling locations — and, in some counties, find the ones with the shortest wait times. About 100 of Texas' 254 counties participate in the Countywide Polling Place Program,
How to check voting wait times in Travis County
Sometimes the most convenient voting location may not be the fastest. Remember, voters registered in Travis County can vote at any voting location in Travis County. To find the nearest vote center for you and to see what the expected wait time is, click here. Anyone in line at the time the polls close will be allowed to cast their ballot.
Wait times, long lines no issue for Travis County voters
An estimated 100,000 to 200,000 people are expected to turn up at the polls Tuesday. Accompanying the crowds includes long lines and even longer waiting times.W
Here's how Travis County voters can see wait times for polling locations
Travis Counter offers a website where voters can choose their nearest polling location based on wait times. Many average less than 20 minute wait times.
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Where can Williamson County residents vote on Election Day? See list of voting locations
It's time for Williamson County voters to cast their ballots in the Nov. 5 general election. On Tuesday, millions of Americans will gather at polling places across the country to vote on several races,
How to check voting wait times in Williamson County
Sometimes the most convenient voting location may not be the fastest. Remember, voters registered in Williamson County can vote at any voting location in Williamson County. To find the nearest vote center for you and to see what the expected wait time is,
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Tuesday, Nov. 5, in Texas, and polling locations all across the state will be expecting the last wave of voters to cast their ballots just before polls close. Here are some answers to questions Dallas County voters might have before heading to the polls Tuesday.
Some voters wait in line for an hour to vote in Williamson County
In most county polling locations, voters could vote and get in and out in 15 minutes or less, but that was not the case at the Leander Public Library.
How to check voting wait times in Dallas County
How long will your wait be at the polls? Here's how you can find out if you're looking to vote in Dallas County.
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