Texas Voter

Texas Voter puts your ballot in your pocket for the November 3, 2026 general election, covering all 254 Texas counties. NOT A GOVERNMENT APP Texas Voter is published by Pappas Productions, LLC, a private company. It is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by any government entity, including any Texas county, the Texas Secretary of State, or the Texas Legislative Council. It does not provide government services. Always confirm your registration, ballot, and voting locations with your county elections office or https://www.votetexas.gov. CANDIDATES, WITH RECEIPTS Your ballot, race by race, from US Senate down to county offices. Where a candidate's positions could be confirmed, each one links to its source so you can check it yourself. Where a county's local candidates can't be confirmed from an official source, the app says so instead of guessing. COMPARE SIDE BY SIDE Record your own positions on 21 issues, then see how closely each candidate with confirmed positions matches you. Compare any two candidates head to head. Your choices never leave your phone. VOTE WITH CONFIDENCE Your county's early voting and Election Day rules, registration deadlines, district lookup, sample ballot links, voting center maps where your county has published locations, and links to your county's official election office. Counties with countywide Election Day voting and precinct-only counties are labeled so you know exactly where you can vote. UPDATES FROM YOUR COUNTY Turn on notifications, pick your county and precinct, and choose which party's updates you want. Posts come from verified county party officials, and both parties can publish. Turn it off or delete your notification data any time, right in the app. BUILT FOR EVERYONE Available in 15 languages. Large, readable type. No ads and no tracking. Browsing your ballot takes no account and no sign in. Accounts exist only for verified county party officials who publish those updates, and they can delete their account in the app. WHERE THE ELECTION INFORMATION COMES FROM All election and voting information in this app comes from exactly three official sources, and the app links you to each one. 1. Your county elections office. Early voting and Election Day dates, hours, and rules, sample ballots, voting locations, and election worker applications come from the official website of the elections office in each of the 254 Texas counties. 2. The Texas Secretary of State. Voter registration, registration deadlines, and statewide voting rules come from https://www.votetexas.gov, and registration lookup uses https://teamrv-mvp.sos.texas.gov. 3. The Texas Legislative Council. District lookup uses Who Represents Me at https://wrm.capitol.texas.gov. There are no others. Candidate positions are not election information. Each one links to the exact source it came from, whether a campaign site, a news report, an official voting record, or a court ruling, so you can read it yourself.