Residents of El Paso County, Texas, will have the opportunity to shape their local and state leadership as they head to the polls for the primary runoff elections on May 26. This election will determine which candidates advance to the November general election in several important races.

Voters will choose candidates for positions such as Texas attorney general, lieutenant governor, U.S. senator for Texas, and U.S. representative for District 16. These decisions will have significant implications for the community and the state at large.

It’s important to note that voters who participated in either the Republican or Democratic primary in March must vote in the same party’s runoff. However, those who did not vote in March have the flexibility to choose either party’s runoff to cast their vote.

Voting Details

Polling stations across El Paso County will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Voters who are in line by 7 p.m. are legally entitled to vote, ensuring that everyone has the chance to make their voice heard.

To find the nearest voting center, residents can use the El Paso County Elections Department’s website. Voters are not restricted to a specific location within their precinct, offering convenience and accessibility.

When voting in person, individuals must bring an acceptable form of identification. This includes options like a driver’s license, passport, or military ID. Alternatively, a current utility bill, bank statement, or paycheck can be used, provided the voter fills out a reasonable impediment declaration at the polling location.

As the community prepares for these important decisions, local news outlet ABC-7 will provide live election results both on air and online throughout the day, keeping residents informed of the outcomes as they unfold.

Original reporting: El Paso News (HLL/CB) — read the source article.