The last day of voting for the primary runoff elections is May 26, or election day.
Registered Denton Republicans can cast their ballots for one local runoff race and four statewide runoff races, while registered Denton Democrats can cast their ballots for two statewide runoff races.
What you need to know
Denton County residents can vote only at their precinct location between 7 a.m. and 7 p.m. on election day. Some Denton County polling sites are only open to Republican voters, while some are available just for Democratic voters. Approximately 16 sites are open to both Democratic and Republican voters, according to the county's election website.
Only registered Republicans can vote in the Republican primary election, and only registered Democrats can cast a ballot in the Democratic primary.
According to the Denton County Election Office’s website, polling location operating hours are as follows:
For a full list of voting locations in Denton County, visit www.votedenton.gov/election-day-information for more information.
On the ballot
For registered Republican voters in Denton County, the following races are on the ballot for the Republican primary runoffs:
Denton County Commissioners Court, Precinct 4
- Valerie Roehrs
- David Wylie
Texas attorney general
U.S. Senate
Texas railroad commissioner
Texas Court of Criminal Appeals judge, Place 3
For registered Denton County Democrats, the following races are on the Democratic primary runoff ballot:
Texas attorney general
- Nathan Johnson
- Joe Jaworski
Texas lieutenant governor
- Vikki Goodwin
- Marcos Velez
Stay tuned
Community Impact will continue to cover local elections through election night May 26.
