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Today is the last day Travis County voters can weigh in on multiple races this November.
The details
For the Nov. 3 election, about 44.87% of registered Travis County voters have already turned out to submit their ballots, as of Nov. 2, according to the Travis County Clerk. This means out of the county’s 952,713 registered voters, 427,452 ballots have been cast.
Going forward
Voters can vote at any open polling location in the county on Election Day. Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., and voters in line after 7 p.m. can still cast their ballots.
Travis County voters will see a variety of races on their ballot, depending on where they live, including the U.S. Senator race as well as local offices like city council and school boards.
Capital Metro will offer fare-free riders on Election Day. The free fare applies to all CapMetro services including bus, rail, access, pickup and bikeshare.
For more information on how to vote, including what identification to bring to the polls, check out Community Impact senior reporter Hannah Norton's breakdown here.
For more information on what’s on the ballot, visit Community Impact’s Voter Guide and follow Community Impact on election night Nov. 3 for live results and updates on races, ballot measures and more.
