Early voting for the November 2026 midterm election in Montgomery County, Texas, will begin on Monday, October 19, with voters able to cast their ballots at any of the county’s designated early voting centres.
Voting will continue until Friday, October 30, ahead of Election Day on Tuesday, November 3. Montgomery County’s elections office said opening times will vary throughout the early voting period.
Montgomery County early voting locations
From October 19 to 23, polling places will be open from 8am to 5pm. The hours will be extended to 7am to 7pm from October 26 to 30, while Saturday, October 24, will run from 7am to 7pm and Sunday, October 25, from 11am to 5pm.
Locations include the North Montgomery County Community Center in Willis, Lone Star Community Center in Montgomery, West Montgomery County Community Development Center in Magnolia, and the East Montgomery County Fair Association Building in New Caney.
Voters can also use the Magnolia Event Center Annex, Central Library in Conroe, George and Cynthia Woods Mitchell Library in The Woodlands, Kevin Brady Library and Community Center in The Woodlands, Spring Creek Greenway Nature Center in Spring, and East Montgomery County Community Development Center in Splendora.
The county has identified the Magnolia Event Center Annex, George and Cynthia Woods Mitchell Library and Kevin Brady Library and Community Center as new locations for this election. The Lone Star Community Center is separate from the Lone Star Convention Center in Conroe.
Election Central on Airport Road in Conroe will be used for special forms of early voting and ballot-by-mail services. Central Library is listed as the main early voting polling place for limited ballots.
Montgomery County Elections said any qualified registered voter in the county may vote at any early voting location during the scheduled period. The elections office recorded 487,030 registered voters as of October 14, 2026.
What is on the ballot?
The November 3 joint election will include federal, state and local contests. Voters can check their registration details and view the specific races and sample ballot applicable to their address through the Montgomery County Elections office.
Voters attending a polling place in person will also need to provide an accepted form of identification under Texas election rules.
