Deadlines, official links, FAQ, and everything else you need to vote in Fort Bend County — all in one place, always up to date.
All dates are for the November 3, 2026 Fort Bend County General Election.
The most common things voters need — one click away.
Verify your name, address, and precinct are correct at the Texas Secretary of State's official voter lookup.
Texas Voter Lookup →During early voting any Fort Bend location works. On Election Day you must vote at your assigned precinct site.
Fort Bend Elections →Sample ballots are customized to your address and precinct. Available on the Fort Bend Elections site once finalized.
Get Sample Ballot →Eligible if 65+, away from county, or have a qualifying disability. Applications due October 23, 2026.
VoteTexas.gov →Texas requires a qualifying photo ID to vote. If you don't have one, you may qualify for a Reasonable Impediment Declaration.
ID Requirements →Not registered? Applications must reach Fort Bend County by October 5, 2026 for the November election.
Register Now →See every candidate on the Fort Bend ballot — bios, party, social links, and where they stand on key issues.
Ballot Guide →UOCAVA voters use the Federal Post Card Application. Extended deadlines apply. Visit fvap.gov for details.
FVAP Portal →A quick overview of the types of offices Fort Bend County voters will decide in November 2026. Your specific ballot depends on your precinct and address.
Texas voters will choose their U.S. Senator for the full 6-year term. One of the highest-profile races on the statewide ballot.
6-year term · StatewideCongressional district races covering portions of Fort Bend County, including TX-22 (Sugar Land/Pearland area) and TX-7.
2-year term · DistrictGovernor, Lieutenant Governor, Attorney General, and other constitutional officers are all on the 2026 ballot.
4-year term · StatewideState Senate and House seats covering Fort Bend County districts — direct representation in Austin.
4 or 2-year term · DistrictThe county's chief elected official and presiding judge of the Commissioners Court. Oversees county government and budget.
4-year term · CountywideMultiple judicial seats covering civil, criminal, and family law. Judges handle cases that directly affect residents' lives.
4-year term · CountywideThe chief prosecutor for Fort Bend County. Responsible for criminal prosecutions and public safety policy.
4-year term · CountywideDepending on your address, you may vote on FBISD, LCISD, or other school board trustees, plus MUD and utility district races.
Varies · Local districtAnswers to the questions Fort Bend County voters ask most.
For anything Votcen can't answer, go straight to the source. Fort Bend County and Texas state offices are your authoritative resource.
301 Jackson Street, Suite 101
Richmond, TX 77469
Statewide voter registration, ID requirements, and official election guidance.
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