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Texas 2026 public election guide
Compare the candidates and reported campaign money
Compare all 47 printed choices in Texas's 18 statewide candidate contests. This guide connects the official final ballot certification with exact Texas Ethics Commission and FEC records, voting deadlines, qualified write-ins, and 10 statewide judicial elections.
Review all 47 printed choices across 18 statewide contests, plus the official list of 10 qualified statewide write-ins. District and local contests remain outside this guide.
Compare 43 exact Texas Ethics Commission July Semiannual records and three exact FEC summaries. One state candidate has an explicit unavailable note instead of an invented zero.
Review registration, early voting, ballot-by-mail application and receipt rules, voter identification, polling hours, write-ins, and statewide judicial scope.
How to read the money: State cards reproduce the official July Semiannual totals file with each report number, filer ID, PDF page, and exact coverage period. Separate PAC records are not combined. Federal cards retain their FEC candidate-specific windows.
Get ready to vote
November 3, 2026
Registration closes October 5. Early voting runs October 19 through October 30. Mail-ballot applications must be received October 23. Election Day is November 3, with domestic ballot receipt rules that depend on the postmark.