General Election: Tuesday, November 3. Early Voting: October 19 – 30.
Bexar County, Texas
See what’s on your ballot, check your registration, and find a place to vote. It’s all here, in plain language.
Tuesday, November 3, 2026 · Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
Early voting: Oct. 19 to 30 · Mail ballot applications must arrive by Oct. 23
It’s a long ballot this year. You’ll choose a governor and other statewide leaders, members of Congress, your state lawmakers, county officials, and judges. Some cities and school districts also have local measures. Every registered voter in Bexar County can take part.
Pick the question on your mind. Each one takes a minute or two.
New · Nonpartisan
Seven short quizzes on how government works, from Election Day basics to Bexar County, the courts, and the special districts on your ballot. Learn something new, then challenge a friend.
Local races, big impact
The top of the ballot gets the headlines. The races that shape your daily life, like county government, judges, school boards, and local propositions, are often decided by far fewer people. That gives each vote more weight.
Plenty of people vote for president or governor and skip the rest. County, court, and local races can come down to a few hundred votes, so your choices there count for a lot.
School boards, city councils, and special districts set property tax rates, approve bonds, and decide what gets built on your street.
Some city, school board, and constable races in Bexar County have been decided by just a few dozen votes. Showing up makes a difference.
Plan Your Vote SA is a nonpartisan voter guide for Bexar County. We don’t tell you how to vote. We help you show up informed. About this site →
