Welcome!
This site is intended to be a user-friendly, nonpartisan voter guide that lists every candidate on Tarrant County (Texas) ballots, from local and state offices to the US Congress. It is intended to help voters make informed choices between candidates. No statements within this guide are intended to be endorsements of any individual candidate or political party.
How best to use this site
All those races! All those candidates! All those political signs on the side of the road! Where do you even begin to make sense of it all?
We’ve got you covered. Here’s our advice…
1 Get your sample ballot
There are lots of races and candidates, but not all will be on your ballot. So first, go to the Tarrant County Voter Lookup page. (If you need help navigating that page to get your sample ballot, see https://tarrantvotes.com/about-voting/voting/.)
2 Research the candidates listed on your sample ballot
While candidate information is no longer available on this site, you can use other resources to do your research. Look for news articles, candidate websites, candidate social media sites, or even set a Google alert.
3 Make your choices and mark them on your sample ballot
You can take the marked sample ballot into the voting booth to make the process of voting fast and easy.
That’s it! Thank you for being an informed voter!
For a full discussion about how to navigate the site, check out Using This Guide.
Election dates
All dates are taken from the Texas Secretary of State’s Election site at VoteTexas.gov. See the complete calendars there.
| May 6, 2023 GENERAL ELECTION | |
| Last day to register to vote | Thursday, April 6 |
| In-person early voting starts | Monday, April 24 |
| First day to apply for ballot by mail | Monday, April 17 |
| Last day to apply for ballot by mail (received, not postmarked) | Tuesday, April 25 |
| Last day of in-person early voting | Tuesday, May 2 |
| ELECTION DAY! (Ballot by mail must be received by 7 PM) | Saturday, May 6 |
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Ballots By Mail
You may physically turn in a mail-in ballot, rather than returning it by mail. Texas Governor Greg Abbot has declared that there may be only one place in each county where you can drop off a filled-in mail-in ballot. In Tarrant County that location is:
Tarrant County Elections
2700 Premier St.
Fort Worth, Texas 76111
Phone: 817-831-8683
Voting Information: 817-831-6161
There is an option to drive through to drop off your ballot.