On Tuesday, Nov. 3, voters in The Woodlands area will head to the polls for the final election of the year. More than 120 polling locations across Montgomery County will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m., and voters must cast their ballots at the precinct where they are registered. In Harris County, any Election Day polling place in the county may be used.
How to verify your registration and where to vote
Montgomery County voters can check their registration status here, while Harris County voters can do the same here. Once confirmed, locate your assigned polling site using the county’s online tools or the printed voter guide.
Photo identification requirements
The Texas Secretary of State requires voters to present a valid photo ID at the polls. Acceptable forms include:
- Texas driver’s license
- Texas election identification certificate
- Texas personal identification card
- Texas handgun license
- U.S. military ID with photograph
- U.S. citizenship certificate with photograph
- U.S. passport
If you lack one of these documents, you may complete a Reasonable Impediment Declaration and provide an alternative ID such as a utility bill, bank statement, government check or voter registration certificate.
What’s on the ballot in The Woodlands
The Nov. 3 ballot features a mix of federal, state and local contests. Below is a concise guide to the contested races that matter to The Woodlands community. Incumbents are marked with an asterisk.
- U.S. Representative, District 2: Steve Toth (R) vs. Shaun Finnie (D)
- State Representative, District 3: Kristen Plaisance (R) vs. Nicole King (D)
- State Senator, District 4: Brett W. Ligon* (R) vs. Ron C. Angeletti (D)
- State Representative, District 15: Brad Bailey (R) vs. Moniqua’ S. Scott (D) and Jessi Cowart (L)
- State Board of Education, Position 6: Tiffany Nelson (R) vs. Michelle Palmer (D)
- Montgomery County Judge: Mark Keough* (R) vs. James Graf (D)
- Montgomery County Justice of the Peace, Precinct 3: (candidates listed in the official guide)
- The Woodlands Township Board, Position 3: Priscila Young, Nick Tran, Lisa Gilmore
- Conroe ISD Board of Trustees: Positions 1‑3 feature incumbents and challengers such as Ryan Tsamouris, Aggie Gambino* and others.
- Tomball ISD Board of Trustees: Positions 1 and 3 include Lacey Derrington, Patrick Beecher* and John E. McStravick*.
- Harris County Judge: Orlando Sanchez (R) vs. Letitia Plummer (D)
- Harris County Attorney: (candidates listed in the official guide)
- Harris County District Clerk: Chris Daniel (R) vs. Darrell Jordan, Jr. (D)
- Harris County Clerk: Mike Wolfe (R) vs. Teneshia Hudspeth* (D)
- Harris County Treasurer: Marc Cowart (R) vs. Carla L. Wyatt* (D)
For a complete list of candidates and any uncontested races, consult the official voter guide on the Community Impact website.
Where to find results
As votes are tallied on Election Night, results will be posted in real time on Community Impact’s voter guide page. Stay informed and verify your ballot choices before heading to the polls.
Original reporting: Community Impact — Houston — read the source article.
