Allen Voters: Where to Vote and What’s on the Ballot for Nov. 3 Midterms

OBBM Network Editorial Staff

November 2, 2026

Allen Voters Where To Vote And What S On The Ballot For Nov 3 Midterms

Election Day for the 2026 midterm election arrives on Saturday, Nov. 3, and Allen voters should be prepared to vote early in the day. Polling locations in Allen will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., and any Collin County polling site may be used by residents.

Polling locations in Allen

The City of Allen has designated several convenient sites:

Allen ISD Professional Learning and Auxiliary Services – 610 E. Bethany Drive
Allen ISD Service Center – 1451 N. Watters Road
Allen Public Library – 300 N. Allen Drive
Christ the Servant Lutheran Church – 821 S. Greenville Ave.
Lovejoy ISD Administration Building – 259 Country Club Road

All voters must present one of the following forms of identification, as required by the Texas Secretary of State:

Texas driver’s license
Texas election identification certificate
Texas personal identification card
Texas handgun license
U.S. military ID card with photo
U.S. citizenship certificate with photo
U.S. passport

What’s on the ballot for Allen residents

Allen voters will see a mix of local, state, federal and county contests. On the county level, Collin County residents will consider a four‑proposition, $817.5 million bond package that funds road improvements, public safety facilities and park projects. Collin College also places a $600 million bond measure before voters to support campus expansion and technology upgrades.

At the federal level, voters will choose representatives for the U.S. House and Senate. State races include seats in the Texas House of Representatives and the Texas Senate, both of which will shape legislation affecting families, schools and local businesses throughout the Lone Star State.

Where to find more information

Comprehensive candidate Q&As and detailed ballot explanations are available on the Community Impact voter guide at www.communityimpact.com/allen/voter-guide. Election results will be posted on the same site as they are reported on election night.

Allen’s community values—faith, family and liberty—are reflected in the importance of participating in this civic duty. By voting, residents help ensure that local priorities, such as safe neighborhoods, quality schools and responsible fiscal stewardship, are represented in the halls of power.

Original reporting: Community Impact — Allen — read the source article.