Today's numbers in detail

2022/2024 comparisons use completed early-voting days only — today's count isn't compared until the day is done. Figures can shift slightly when the county restates a prior day.

*Simple estimate only: current total divided by days elapsed, multiplied by all 12 early-voting days. Not a forecast or model — actual days vary a lot (the final Saturday, for example, is historically a high-turnout day), so treat this as a rough, mechanical extrapolation, not a prediction.

How Bexar compares to other Texas metros

Day-by-day in-person early-voting totals for the five biggest Texas metro counties, Nov 3, 2026 General Election. Compiled day-of-voting, not from a live feed — see the sourcing note below for what's independently confirmed.

Compiled day-by-day from each county's own reporting. Bexar matches this site's own verified figures exactly. Independently spot-checked against press: Tarrant Day 1 (50,409) matches NBC DFW exactly; Houston Day 1 is within ~60 votes of Fox 26 Houston's 104,600; Austin Day 1 is close to TPR/KUT's "nearly 41,000." Dallas Day 1 (77,853) is about 2.3% higher than the 76,079 reported same-day by Dallas County and multiple outlets — likely a later revision, but not independently confirmed at that exact figure. Day 6 Bexar (40,720) is independently confirmed against this site's own live scrape (263,353 cumulative minus 222,633 through Day 5 = 40,720, exact match); Day 6 Austin/Travis (24,575) is as-reported, not yet independently cross-checked. Day 6 Dallas (36,269) comes from DallasEarlyVote.com's own live daily chart data, read directly, not yet cross-checked against Dallas County's own figures. Day 6 Tarrant (51,080) comes directly from Tarrant County's own "Early Voting In Person Totals" PDF, timestamped Oct 24, 2026 9:12 PM — the same report also shows Days 1, 3, and 5 matching our stored figures exactly, with Days 2 and 4 off by one vote (likely a minor restatement). Day 6 Houston (67,242) comes from Harris County's own per-location daily report (75 locations, matching the county's own published location count); the same report's Days 1-5 are within single digits of our stored figures, and Day 5 (95,108) matches exactly — we checked the Texas Secretary of State's own portal first, but it's shown a confirmed, significant undercount for Harris specifically (443,949 vs. the county's own 479,409 through Day 5), so we used the county's direct report instead. Days 2-5 for Austin/Dallas aren't independently re-verified here.

All early voting locations

Every site that reported votes, for the day shown below. Click a column to sort.

Same scheduled scrape of earlyvotecountsdual.bexar.org as the sections above. "That day" and "cumulative" are in-person votes only.

Totals by city

Turnout by home precinct

Cumulative ballots cast so far, by each voter's home precinct (where they're registered to vote, not where they cast their ballot — Bexar's early voting locations are countywide, so anyone can vote at any site). Built from the county's own daily voter rosters (in-person and mail, summed day by day). Darker shading means more ballots cast by voters who live in that precinct.

Built from Bexar County's own daily early-voting and mail-ballot rosters, required to be public by Texas Election Code Sec. 87.121 — posted daily here. Each day's roster lists only that day's voters, so totals are accumulated here day by day; a day we haven't processed yet won't be reflected. Only per-precinct counts are kept — no individual voter information is stored or published.

How 2026 compares to past general elections

The "turnout %" you'll see quoted everywhere is just ballots cast divided by registered voters. Here's what's actually behind that number for the last three general elections, straight from each year's official certified summary report.

2018's report doesn't split mail out from early voting separately, so that card shows them combined — everything else is from each year's official, certified Summary Results Report.

Where to vote

Live from Bexar County's early voting locations map. Search by name, street, or ZIP, or use your location to sort by distance.

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Wait times are Bexar County's own live reporting system, not something we calculate — accuracy depends on how often each location updates it.

Plan your vote — 3 steps

Election night results

Results aren't posted yet. When polls close on Nov 3, Bexar County reports results through its own official system — we'll link directly rather than guess at a feed. In the meantime, bookmark:

About the data

• Early & Election Day voting locations: live from Bexar County's public GIS feeds (maps.bexar.org/arcgis/rest/services/EL/), fetched directly in your browser. Not official — always confirm at elections.bexar.gov.
• In-person turnout: scraped from Bexar County's own public turnout page (earlyvotecountsdual.bexar.org) on a schedule, since that page doesn't allow direct browser-to-browser fetches from other sites. Numbers are only as fresh as the last scheduled run — check the "as of" line on the turnout section.
• Early voting dates & hours: Texas Public Radio reporting and Bexar County Elections, Oct 2026.
• Historical turnout: official Bexar County summary reports, 2022 and 2024 general elections.
• Voter ID rules: Texas Secretary of State.
• Registration check: Bexar County Elections / VoteTexas.gov.
• Wait times: Bexar County's own live reporting system (found via their public "Election Wait Times" map), fetched directly in your browser. Not something we calculate — accuracy depends on how often each location updates it.
• Race candidates: Wikipedia-sourced pages for a handful of contested countywide races. Bexar County hasn't published a full sample ballot yet — we're not guessing at the rest.

The turnout numbers above are scraped and stored on this site's own server on a schedule (see "In-person turnout"); everything else — location search, the map, wait times — runs entirely in your browser and isn't sent anywhere except directly to Bexar County's own public servers. Found something wrong? Let us know.