Harris County voters will be able to start casting ballots Feb. 17 across a number of county, state and federal races.
The big picture
Early voting for the March 3 primary elections begins Feb. 17 and will run through Feb. 27, according to the Harris County Elections office. During early voting, registered voters will be able to vote at any polling location in the county.
To find the nearest voting center, residents can use the county's interactive map to see 60 different locations.
Some of the contested local elections residents will see on the ballot include:
Republican primary
- County clerk: Lynda Sanchez, Mike Wolfe
- County judge: George Harry Zoes, Warren A. Howell, Oscar Gonzales, Marty Lancton, Orlando Sanchez, Aliza Dutt
- County commissioner, Precinct 2: Raquel Hernandez Boujourne, Richard Vega
- Department of Education, Place 7: Denise Dick, Madison Guillory, Beverly Barrett
Democratic primary
- District clerk: Angie Dozier, Roslyn "Rozzy" Shorter, Donna G. Glover, Desiree Broadnax, Jose "Alex" Maldonado, Pernell Davis, Darrell Jordan Jr., Carlis Lollie
- County judge: Annise Parker, Letitia Plummer, Matt Salazar
- County attorney: Abbie Kamin, Audrie Lawton Evans
Early voting will run from 7 a.m.-7 p.m. on each day except for Feb. 22, when early voting will be available from noon-7 p.m.
What else?
Election day is March 3, and Community Impact will be monitoring and providing updates on early voting and election day results. To see candidate questionnaires and keep up with results, please visit Community Impact's election coverage.