General Discussion
Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsTexas votes in the Primaries tomorrow. Don't forget:
Friendly reminder
— The Fighting Liberal Texanðððð¦Congress Switchboard 202-224-3121 (@fightingliberal.bsky.social) 2026-03-03T01:38:17.025Z
Tuesday, March 3, 2026 is primary Election Day in Texas
Have a plan to vote
Take time off work or school
Use this League of Women Voters guide to plan ahead
Chose your candidates beforehand.
You can take in paper with your notes but no cell phone.
www.lwvtexas.org#gsc.tab=0
Applegrove: no cell phones, that's strange.
Later: I looked it up and you cannot use a cell phone or other electronic device withing 20 feet of voting place.
https://www.votetexas.gov/voting/allowed-at-the-polling-place.html
msongs
(73,511 posts)applegrove
(131,636 posts)for Congress. We need both of these stellar candidates in power.
Skittles
(170,904 posts)I was very encouraged by the number of people I saw, it was definitely more than the usual.
applegrove
(131,636 posts)I am very much hoping it is good news for us.
TexasTowelie
(126,779 posts)since that increases the probability that I leave home to vote.
Skittles
(170,904 posts)applegrove
(131,636 posts)hamsterjill
(17,442 posts)Most people that I know down here have already voted. Let's hope the large numbers are a good sign!!!!!
LtTx
(72 posts)early. 2.3 million or so. 53% Dem 47% Repub That is a little over 12% of registered voters. Weather is beautiful across the state, so hopefully everyone else will get out and vote!
MagickMuffin
(18,312 posts)And a plus one. So, 2 votes when the polls open.