Bring ACC to Pflugerville

Vote For ACC on November 3

On November 3, Pflugerville ISD voters can bring lower tuition, local college and career training, and a permanent higher-education partner to our community.

Start by checking your registration, then use your county's official election site to find your sample ballot, voting locations, and hours.

Election Day

Nov 03

Tuesday · 7 a.m.–7 p.m.

Mark your calendar

The Dates That Matter

You do not have to wait for Election Day. Any registered voter may vote early in person during the early-voting period.

  1. Voter-registration deadline

    Submit a new registration or an address change by this date so it is effective for the November election. Act early if you need to mail a form.

  2. Early voting begins

    Vote at any early-voting location in the county where you are registered. Locations and hours will be posted by each county.

  3. Mail-ballot application deadline

    If you are eligible to vote by mail, your county's early voting clerk must receive your application by this date. A postmark is not enough.

  4. Early voting ends

    This is the final day to vote early in person. Check your county's official site for that day's locations and hours.

  5. Election Day

    Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. If you are in line by 7 p.m., stay in line.

Dates verified against the Texas Secretary of State's 2026 election calendar. Review the official calendar (opens another website).

Start with your county

Find Your Ballot and Voting Locations

Texas elections are administered by county. Use the county where you are registered to get the correct personalized ballot, locations, and voting hours.

Before October 5

Check First. Register If Needed.

Use the Texas voter portal to confirm that your registration is active and your address is current.

Texas provides an online form you can fill out, but completing it online does not finish your registration. You must print, sign, and deliver or mail the application to your county voter registrar.

Choose what works

Three Ways to Cast Your Ballot

Vote early in person

From October 19 through October 30, you may vote at any early-voting location in your county of registration. Hours can vary by day and location.

Vote on Election Day

Polls are open November 3 from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Confirm your Election Day location with your county before you go.

Vote by mail if eligible

Texas limits voting by mail to voters who meet an eligibility reason. Apply early and follow the official instructions carefully, including the identification-number requirements.

Review official vote-by-mail eligibility and instructions (opens another website)

At the polls

Know What to Bring and What Help Is Available

Review the official voter-ID rules before you go. Voters may also request assistance at the polls, accessible voting equipment, or curbside voting when eligible. Your county election office can answer questions about local accommodations.

Finish the ballot

Keep Going Until You Find the ACC Proposition

The November ballot will include federal, state, and local contests. The ACC proposition may appear well below the races at the top of your ballot.

Review your personalized sample ballot before you vote. At the polls, continue through every page or screen and check the final summary before casting your ballot.

We will update this page with the proposition's exact ballot label after Travis and Williamson counties publish their November sample ballots.

Official sources

Check the Current Details

Voting locations, hours, and ballot styles are county-specific and may be updated as the election approaches.

Voting information last verified August 13, 2026. Recheck your county's official site before you vote.

Vote, then amplify

Check Your Registration, Then Help a Neighbor

Save the dates, check your registration, and share the official county links with another Pflugerville ISD voter.