Election Day voting is under way in Williamson County, Texas, with polling stations open from 7am to 7pm on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
Voters are choosing candidates for a range of national, state and local contests, including the Texas Senate, governor and lieutenant governor. School board races, bond measures and other local offices are also on the ballot.
Williamson County Elections says registered voters may cast their ballots at any designated polling location in the county on Election Day. The county has published a full list of voting sites, including locations in Georgetown, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Leander, Hutto, Taylor and Jarrell.
Williamson County Election Day voting information
The county’s election office lists 473,992 registered voters ahead of the November election. Voters can check their polling location, registration details and sample ballot through the county’s elections service.
Election Day is the final opportunity for in-person voting in the 2026 joint general and special elections. The Texas Secretary of State has also published information on the statewide contests and voting requirements.
Photo ID requirements in Texas
People voting in person must generally present one of seven accepted forms of photo identification. These include a Texas driving licence, Texas personal identification card, Texas Election Identification Certificate, Texas handgun licence, US passport, military identification card or citizenship certificate bearing a photograph.
For voters aged 18 to 69, most accepted photo identification can be used if it is current or expired by no more than four years. Voters aged 70 or over may use an otherwise valid form of accepted identification regardless of how long it has been expired.
Anyone who does not possess and cannot reasonably obtain an accepted photo ID may complete a Reasonable Impediment Declaration at the polling station and present supporting documentation. This can include a voter registration certificate, utility bill, bank statement, government cheque, pay cheque or qualifying birth document.
Williamson County voters seeking further information can contact the county Elections Department on 512-943-1630 or use its online voter information service to confirm locations and ballot details.
