Voting in Rockwall County
Conservative voices are strongest when we ALL show up!
Whether it’s electing school board members, city leaders, or national representatives, every vote helps defend our principles and push back against policies that don’t reflect Texas values.
Rockwall County—you have the power!
Make a difference AT THE BALLOT BOX!
Voting is as EASY as 1 - 2 - 3
You must be registered 30 days before an election to be eligible to vote. Your registration should stay valid year after year as long as you vote regularly.
All you need is your ID. If you like to research candidates, do it in advance–you can bring a printed list of preferred candidates into the booth, but not your phone.
Voting early is always best – you can vote at any voting location in the county.
POLLING LOCATIONS & HOURS can be found below:
Requirements to Vote by Mail:
- Be registered to vote AND meet additional requirements (see below)
- Apply for a mail-in ballot
- Receive and return your ballot WITH I.D. NUMBERS.
Eligibility requirements:
- 65 years of age or older -or-
- Disability (as defined in Texas Election Code Sec. 82.002(a)) -or-
- Expected to give birth within three weeks before or after Election Day -or-
- Expected absence from the county (You may apply for a ballot for one election and its resulting runoff, if your dates of absence from the county include both elections) -or-
- Confined in jail or involuntary civil commitment (You may only apply for a ballot for one election and any resulting runoff)
Check out our Vote By Mail page for more detailed information. Already submitted an application or your ballot? Use the state's new ballot tracker tool here.
All Polling Places in Texas Must be Accessible
Polling places should support voters, not hinder them. When you go to the polls in Texas, you can expect:
- Your polling place will meet strict accessibility standards, including:
- A location on the ground floor that can be entered from the street or via an elevator with doors that open at least 36 inches
- Doors, entrances, and exits used to enter or leave the polling place that are at least 32 inches wide
- Any curb next to the main entrance to the polling place must have curb-cuts or temporary non-slip ramps
- Stairs necessary to enter or leave the polling place must have handrails on each side and a non-slip ramp
- Removal of all barriers such as gravel, automatically closing gates, closed doors without lever-type handles, or any other barrier that impedes the path of a person with physical disabilities to the voting station
- Voting systems that are accessible to voters with physical disabilities and can accommodate no vision, low vision, no hearing, low hearing, limited manual dexterity, limited reach, limited strength, no mobility, low mobility, or any combination of the foregoing (except the combination of no hearing and no vision)
- Each polling place will offer at least one type of accessible voting equipment. This equipment allows voters with disabilities to vote directly on the system or assist them in marking the paper ballot. Depending on the type of system, voters with disabilities may use headphones or other assistive devices to help them vote independently and secretly.
An individual may submit an election complaint to the Texas Secretary of State through the use of an online form.
The Secretary of State will refer complaints alleging criminal offenses to the Office of the Attorney General for investigation. Chapter 273, Texas Election Code, gives the OAG authority to investigate election code violations anywhere in Texas. Note, for a campaign-related complaint, please contact the Texas Ethics Commission.
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