General Election - November 3, Early Voting October 19-30

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In November voters will elect a US Senator, Texas Governor and other state officials, US and Texas legislators, justices and judges, and county officials. Some cities and school districts will have elections for city council, mayor, school board trustee, and/or propositions. Candidates are gearing up with campaign signs, block walks, and rallies, and it’s time for you to prepare to be a voter!

• Check your voter registration status
• Register to vote by October 5
• Enter your address at www.vote411.org to see a personalized sample ballot; you may print your choices & take the paper to vote (phones are not allowed)
• View our printable Voters Guides and candidate forums
• Apply for a ballot by mail by October 23
• See a list of candidates
• Find polling locations and hours
• Check which types of Voter ID may be used at the polls
• Get nonpartisan voting reminders by texting VOTERINFO to 512-595-3755 or by visiting the LWVTX website
• Voting problems? Contact Election Protection at 866ourvote.org
• Find more information using our voting resources

Data Centers in North Texas Forum - November 14

Data center expert Kathryn Guerra, Chair of the Dallas Environmental Commission and an advocate for the nonprofit Public Citizen, will speak about the impact of data centers on our communities on November 14 at Davis Library, 7501-B Independence Pkwy, Plano, TX 75025. Doors open at 10:30, and Guerra will speak at11:00. All are welcome, but registration is required. 

The event is not sponsored by the Plano Public Library System or the City of Plano.



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