EAGLE PASS, Texas – Today, Friday, Oct. 30, is the last day of early voting in Maverick County, and voters who miss it will have to cast their ballots at their own precinct’s polling place on Election Day, Tuesday, Nov. 3.

Early voting runs today from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Multi-Purpose Center, 480 S. Adams St., according to the Maverick County Elections Department. During early voting, any registered voter in the county can vote at that location.

Through Wednesday, Oct. 28, 7,662 Maverick County voters had cast ballots, including 7,495 in person and 167 by mail, according to Texas Secretary of State data. That is about 20.6% of the county’s 37,239 registered voters. Statewide, more than 6.2 million Texans had voted by the end of Wednesday, about 32.7% of registered voters.

Election Day polling places

On Election Day, polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. and voters must vote in the precinct where they are registered, according to the county’s Notice of General Election. Your precinct is printed on your voter registration certificate. These are the 16 Election Day polling places:

1A: Salón de Colores, 2055 Williams St., Eagle Pass
1B: Fire Station No. 2, 2420 Second St., Eagle Pass
1C: Memorial Junior High (Gym), 1800 Lewis St., Eagle Pass
1D: Salón Perpetuo Socorro, 585 Alamo St., Eagle Pass
2A: San Luis Elementary (Cafeteria), 2090-A Williams St., Eagle Pass
2B: Ray H. Darr Elementary (Gym), 1996 Eidson Rd., Eagle Pass
2C: Rosita Valley Elementary (Gym), 735 Rosita Valley, Eagle Pass
2D: El Indio Community Center, 115 West Texas St., El Indio
2E: International Center for Trade, 3295 Bob Rogers Dr., Eagle Pass
3A: Glass Elementary (Gym), 1501 Boehmer Ave., Eagle Pass
3B: Seco Mines Elementary (Gym), 2900 Diaz St., Eagle Pass
3C: Quemado Community Center, 20160 US Hwy 277, Quemado
4A: Maverick County Courthouse, 500 Quarry St., Eagle Pass
4B: Eagle Pass High School (Girls Gym), 2020 Second St., Eagle Pass
4C: St. Joseph Parish Hall, 800 Comal St., Eagle Pass
4D: Old EPISD Central Office (Board Room), 1420 Eidson Rd., Eagle Pass

Voters who do not know their precinct can look it up through the Texas Secretary of State’s Am I Registered portal or call the Maverick County Elections Department at its new number, (830) 206-8351.

What to bring

Voters need one of seven accepted photo IDs: a Texas driver license, Texas Election Identification Certificate, Texas personal ID card, Texas handgun license, U.S. military ID with photo, U.S. citizenship certificate with photo or U.S. passport. For voters 18 to 69, the ID can be expired for no more than four years. Voters 70 and older can use an expired ID of any age if it is otherwise valid.

Voters who do not have an accepted ID and cannot reasonably get one can still vote a regular ballot by signing a Reasonable Impediment Declaration and showing a supporting document, such as a voter registration certificate, utility bill, bank statement, government check, paycheck or certified birth certificate, according to the county.

Mail ballots must be received by Tuesday, Nov. 3.

What is on the ballot

Along with races for Congress, the Legislature and statewide offices, Maverick County voters will choose a county judge, Maverick County Court at Law judge, district clerk, county clerk and county treasurer, commissioners for Precincts 1, 2 and 4, and justices of the peace for Precincts 1, 2, 3 Place 1, 3 Place 2 and 4. Sample ballots by precinct, in English and Spanish, are posted on the county’s elections page.

Read our earlier coverage: Maverick County Early Voting Reaches 6646 Ballots With Three Days Left

Sources: Maverick County Elections Department | Texas Secretary of State early voting turnout | VoteTexas.gov