May 26, 2026 Primary Runoff Election

Winners of the May 26 Primary Runoff elections, along with winners from the March 3 Primary, will represent their party on the November 3rd General Election ballot.

Both parties have very important statewide races that will be on every Texan’s ballot for the May 26 Primary Runoff election:   

Republican Party
U.S. Senate
Texas Attorney General
Texas Railroad Commissioner
Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 3

Democratic Party
Texas Lieutenant Governor
Texas Attorney General

• If you voted in the March 3 Republican Primary, you may vote in the Republican Runoff.
• If you voted in the March 3 Democratic Primary, you may vote in the Democratic Runoff.
• If you are a registered Texas voter but did not vote in the March 3 Primaries (and did not attend a minor party convention to choose a candidate), you may vote in either the Republican or Democratic Runoff.

* Go to the Texas Secretary of State's website for more information.

To see your sample ballot, go to your County Elections Department’s website:

Dallas County

To view your sample ballot in Dallas County, fill in the information requested here.

Collin County

To view your sample ballot in Collin County, you will need your precinct number.  You can find it on your voter registration card, or you can look it up here.

Sample ballots are available here. There are separate ballots for the Republican and Democratic Party runoff elections.  You may need to scroll down the page to find the links to both.

Dallas County

Registered voters in  Dallas County may vote in any Early Vote Center in Dallas County at the following times:



To find links to both a map and a pdf list of Dallas County early voting locations, click here.

Collin County

Registered voters in  Collin County may vote in any Early Vote Center in Collin County at the following times:


 
To view a map and list of Collin County early voting locations, click here.

If you are in line to vote by the time the polls close, you will be allowed to vote.

Voting on Election Day is 7am – 7pm. Registered voters in both Dallas and Collin Counties may vote at any Election Day vote center in their county of residence.

If you are in line to vote by 7pm, you will be allowed to vote.

Dallas County

To view a map of Dallas County Election Day voting locations, click here. Click the “OK” in the lower right corner to view the map.

To view a pdf list of Dallas County Election Day voting locations, click here.

Collin County

To view a map and list of Collin County Election Day voting locations, click here.

General information about Voting by Mail can be found here at the Texas Secretary of State’s website

The Application for Ballot By Mail (ABBM), requires that you list one of 2 numbers:

1. Texas Driver’s License (TX DL), Texas Identification (TX ID) Card, OR Election Identification Certificate (EIC) number;
2. Last four digits of your Social Security Number

When filling out your Application for Ballot By Mail (ABBM), we recommend listing BOTH numbers if you know them.

Dallas County

Information about Ballots By Mail for Dallas County may be viewed here.

Collin County

Information about Ballots By Mail for Collin County may be viewed here.

The League of Women Voters online Voters Guide is available at VOTE411.org. At that website:

• Enter your address.
• View a personalized Voters Guide that will include only the races and candidates that will be on your ballot. You can view opposing candidates’ responses to questions on the issues side-by-side.
• For races involving candidates in a contested race, the candidates have been asked questions by LWV.  All candidates in the same race were asked the same questions.  The candidates themselves typed in any responses.  Some candidates may have chosen not to participate.

Printed Voters Guides that give the dates/times/places of Early Voting and Election Day Voting in Collin County and Dallas County are available at:

• The Richardson League’s office:  300 N. Coit Road, Suite 125, Richardson 75080 (in the main Promenade Tower, Floor A (the lowest floor)).  The office is not staffed.  Voters Guides will be in a holder on the door.
• Tongue in Cheek Ice Cream:  526 W. Arapaho Road, Richardson 75080
• Network of Community Ministries:  1500 International Parkway, Suite 300, Richardson 75081
• Urban Eatz: 1811 N Greenville Avenue #100, Richardson 57081 (in Shops at Eastside shopping center, SE corner of Campbell and Central)

Printable copies of the LWVR printed Voters Guide can be downloaded here.
Printable copies of the League of Women Voters of Collin County’s Voters Guides will be available on their website.

To view a personalized Voters Guide that will includes candidates’ responses to questions on the issues, go to www.VOTE411.org.

There are no LWV candidate forums scheduled at this time.