Harris County is paying for 63 out of 88 early polling stations, and 473 out of 612 Election Day-only locations that it plans to run on the big day.

On the first day of early voting in Harris County, enthusiastic voters, including first-timers, are casting their ballots in record numbers as election officials ensure a smooth process amidst common voting myths.

The current property tax rate for FY 2024 is 3.1 cents per $100. If Proposition A fails, the FY 2025 rate will still increase by .2 cents, or 6.8% to 3.3, cents — this is the highest tax rate that the flood control district can adopt without seeking voter approval. However, If Proposition A passes, the FY 2025 rate will increase to 4.9 cents.

Tax Assessor-Collector Ann Harris Bennett's prolonged absence from public view raises questions about what she has done since she was reelected in 2020.

Harris County has paid almost $500,000 for polling locations this election cycle, with NRG Arena getting the largest payout of any site. Here's why. With early voting kicking off Oct. 21, dozens of Harris County venues are opening their doors to local voters,

Early voting is from October 21 through November 1. Here is a list of the Harris County early voting locations.

While college and university campuses are often known to host their own voting locations, not every institution in Harris County has a polling place. We've pulled together the addresses that are on campus or close to it.