Voter Resources

Voting and the Coronavirus

Voters who are in high-risk categories of the virus, who are sick, disabled or 65 years or older are eligible to vote-by-mail in Texas.

Harris County Public Library is making every effort to ensure that all Harris County residents who are eligible to vote in the upcoming general election can do so. Due to limited library services necessitated by the pandemic, HCPL has sought new ways to get voter registration materials and information to prospective voters:  

• New online Library Card applicants are provided with a link to the Harris County Tax Office’s Voter Registration Portal. 

• Everyone calling an HCPL branch to schedule a curbside pick-up is offered the option to receive a voter application. 

• Anyone needing assistance completing a voter registration application are invited to use HCPL’s free 1 on 1 Online for individualized help from one of HCPL’s information professionals. 

Election Day Polls and Voter Specific Ballots

As of last year, voters are no longer restricted to an assigned polling location and may choose from 350+ polling locations across Harris County.

Look up voting locations and sample ballots based on your name and home address at https://www.harrisvotes.com/PollLocations. 

Click here to view polling locations by any address.

League of Women Voters of Houston Education Fund Voters Guide
https://lwvhouston.org/voters-guide/

Houston Chronicle Voter Guide
https://projects.houstonchronicle.com/2020/elections/primaries-voter-guide/#/

Texas Tribune
​https://apps.texastribune.org/features/2019/2020-primary-election-ballot/?

Houston Public Media
​https://www.houstonpublicmedia.org/election2020/

Harris County Democratic Party
​https://harrisdemocrats.org/elections/2020-democratic-primary-candidates

Harris County Republican Party
​https://www.harriscountygop.com/2020_primary_candidates

Green Party of Texas Candidates
http://www.txgreens.org/

Libertarian Party of Harris County
https://www.lpharris.org