Today is the last day for early voting in Texas and in Tarrant County.
Local leaders from both sides are encouraging voters to go and vote early.
“Today is the last day to early vote in Texas. If you value our country, the Constitution, the rule of law and your liberties, and despise the ideology that would destroy all of those, I implore you to go vote today. Together we can make America Great Again,” Tarrant County Republican Chairman Bo French wrote on X.
“Today is your last day to vote early. If you have not voted, please plan to head to a polling location today. You can go anywhere in the county. Vote all the way down the ballot,” Tarrant County Tax Assessor Collector candidate Rick Barnes wrote on Facebook.
“Today is the last day for early voting! Make your voice heard and cast your ballot for a stronger, safer America. Don’t wait — get out there and vote Republican!” Congresswoman Beth Van Duyne wrote on Facebook.
“This is your final chance to vote early! Skip the Election Day lines and vote today! Visit www.tarrantdemocrats.org to find your closest location. Want to Poll Greet?” the Tarrant County Democrat Party posted on Facebook.
As previously reported by The Dallas Express, Keller is leading the rest of Tarrant County in early voting, with Keller Town Hall seeing the most voters. Polling locations have experienced long lines during early voting, and nearly 1.2 million people have already cast their vote across several North Texas counties, such as Dallas, Tarrant, Collin, and Denton, reported Fox 4.