Midterm Election Day is Tuesday

Tuesday, Nov. 3, is Election Day for the 2026 midterms, including high-level state races, along with regional and county races.

Through nine days of early voting, on Tuesday, Oct. 27, Medina County has seen 12,686 voters cast ballots. That represents 31.04% of the county’s registered voters.

Broken down, that includes 12,104 voters in person at the three early voting sites; 502 ballots by mail; 38 provisional ballots; and 42 limited ballot voters.

Early voting continues Thursday and Friday, Oct. 29-30, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. both days, with sites including:

• Medina County Courthouse Annex, 1300 Ave. M, Hondo;

• Medina County Pct. 2 Annex Building, 8366 FM 471 South, Castroville; and

• Medina County Pct. 4 Annex Building, 317 State Hwy 132 North, Devine.

Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3, 7 a.m.-7 p.m., with eight polling places around the county.

They include:

• Hondo Public Library, 2003 Ave. K;

• South Texas Regional Training Center, 402 Carter, Hondo;

• D’Hanis Community Center, 7475 CR 524;

• First Baptist Church, 300 Pearson Street, Natalia

• Medina County Pct. 2 Annex, 8366 FM 471 S., Castroville;

• Medina County Pct. 4 Annex, 317 State Hwy 132 N., Devine;

• Medina County ESD Station #12, 7121 CR 271, Mico; and

• Medina County ESD, Station #15, 135 Stone Loop, Castroville.

Any Medina County registered voter may cast a ballot at any of the polling places. Sample ballots for all Medina County voting precincts may be found on the county’s website, medinatx.gov. There are a total of eight different ballots in Medina County.