Voting

If You Plan On Voting In Texas, You May Need To Check Your Status Before You Step Into The Booth.

With the threat of voter intimidation seemingly popping up throughout the nation, certain Central Texas districts are keeping a watchful eye.

Technology doesn't like us sometimes, but other times, it's operator error instead of a glitch.

If you plan on getting to the polls for the 2022 elections, no matter how you cast your vote, here are 5 things you need to know before you head out.

Texas Governor Greg Abbott didn't need three strikes. He's just out and has declined an invitation to throw out the first pitch at the Ranger's home opener.

If you voted early and want to check on the status of your ballot, this online tool can tell you whether or not it's been counted.

Meredith Reilly and Zachary Houdek are studying in Washington DC, and drove to Texas to vote when their absentee ballots didn't arrive.

Texans have turned out in droves to cast their ballots early, and October 20th's numbers show the Lone Star State has the most early voters in the country.

With early voting starting soon and election day looming, you still have time to get registered before the shot clock runs out.

If you're out and about this Saturday in Killeen and you still haven't registered to vote, you'll have a chance to get it done so you can have your voice heard.