General Uniform Election Date - November 3, 2026
Updated on Wednesday, Aug 12, 2026
This is our Mid-Term Election
- First day to apply for a ballot by mail: Thursday, January 1, 2026
- Last day to register to vote: Monday, October 5, 2026 (Postmarked)
- Last day to apply for Ballot by Mail: Friday, October 23, 2026 (Received)
- Early Voting: Monday, October 19, 2026 - Friday, October 30, 2026
Election Day and Early Voting Schedule / Times and Locations for this election will be posted as soon as it becomes available from Tarrant County Elections Admin.
Our, Precinct 3248, Normal Hurst Voting Location is:
Gary Fickes NE Courthouse, 645 Grapevine Hwy.
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Click the link below for a full list of the Early Voting Dates, Time, Locations
Link will be available from Tarrant County Elections when posted
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Click the link below for a full list of the Election Day Voting Date, Time, Locations
Link will be available from Tarrant County Elections when posted
NOTES: from Dianna Boger, your TCGOP Hurst Precinct 3248 Chair
NOTE #1:
Precinct 3248 Residents,
November 3rd is our Mid-Term Election. Earlier in March, we voted in our Republican Primary and the run-off election to select who we wanted on our ballot in Nov. We now should all come together as one, strong, Tarrant County Republican team and vote all the all the way down the ballot for Republicans. In my humble opinion, there is NO option for a Democrat to hold any of these seats. I will be elaborating on my reasons why on this website…soon.
Keep in mind, when you go to vote in November, it will be a long ballot, at least 2 pages, which will take you some time just to mark. Be prepared.
During these summer months, I, as your Precinct Chair, am meeting with most all our Republican and Tarrant Co. candidates and our Tarrant County GOP (TCGOP) team making plans to Get Out The Vote this November. If you would like to Join the Movement, join thousands of Tarrant Co. Conservatives working to keep Tarrant Co. Red. Above, in the website heading click on “Party Contacts” then select “County Party” and learn how to get involved.
I typically am mailing over 500 pink postcards to my strongest, Republican precinct resident households before each election. My list consists of anyone in our precinct that voted in the previous 2 Republican Primary Elections. If you are not on my mailing list, that is why. If your neighbors, are strong conservatives and they ask you why they don’t get pink postcard election reminders, tell them they must be voting in our primaries.
Also, if you are not receiving the Tarrant GOP Roundup newsletter you will see the sign up for that when you first open the “County Party” website mentioned above. It is a great way to learn all that our elected officials are doing, and just how great they are making our county, keeping us safe and helping to save us $$$.
We need every Republican in Texas to vote in November for Republicans! Please ask your conservative neighbors and family members, wherever they are, to prepare to vote in our November Mid-Term Election.
If there is a local, Tarrant Co. Candidate you would like to meet with, let me know. I can ask to, host them at our home or let you know where they are holding such events each month.
NOTE #2:
The Tarrant County Voter Lookup link is below. I SUGGEST EVERYONE PULL UP AND REVIEW YOUR SAMPLE BALLOT BEFORE YOU GO TO VOTE! (You can print it and take it in with you, with any notes you add, just be sure and take it out with you, don't leave it in the voting center.)
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Tarrant County Voter Lookup Link
DID YOU KNOW:
1) Wireless Communications devices are not allowed to be used within 100 feet of voting stations. It is against the law to use your cellphone or any wireless communication devices in the Voting Center. Please, turn them off and put them away before entering.
2) If you want to bring a printed /written piece of paper with your election decisions - that is allowed...you just cannot share that with anyone else and take it with you when you leave.
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True Texas Project Candidate Interviews
Click on the link below to listen to the TTP Podcasts/interviews: All of them are excellent, but everyone needs to watch/listen to the Aug. 7th, TTP @Home Episode 35: Tackling Immigration: Legal and Illegal. It has information I have never heard! Great stuff!
Also, excellent candidate interviews: Episode 32 Thomas Smith, Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 3; and Bo French, TX Railroad Commissioner, Episode 25 Mayes Middleton, TX Attorney General...this interview is with all 3 candidates, Chip Roy; and Aaron Reitz, who lost in the March Primary and endorsed Mayes Middleton
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