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Breaking NewsJuly 14 is the last day to cast your ballot for the 2020 primary runoff election.10:12 AM CDT July 11, 2020AUSTIN, Texas — Early voting in Texas has ended for the 2020 primary runoff election.The final day to cast your vote is Election Day, July 14.Here is everything you need to know about voting, from polling sites to sample ballots.You must be registered in order to vote in Texas. You can to vote.You will want to see if the county you live in participates in the . If your county does participate in CWPP, you can vote at any polling place in the county. If your county does not participate in CWPP, you can only vote at the .During early voting, polling place hours vary at each early voting location. On Election Day, however, all polling places across Texas are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.You need to have a form of identification when you go to cast your ballot. Here is a list of acceptable forms of photo identification:If you don't have an acceptable form of photo identification, and cannot reasonably obtain one, you can bring one of the following in order to execute a "Reasonable Impediment Declaration":In the primary runoff, each party will choose its candidate for races that were left unsettled during the primary election in March.All Texans will have the opportunity to vote for candidates in statewide races, but other contests will depend on where you live.For the U.S. House of Representatives, Texas has 36 different congressional districts. At the state level, Texas is divided into 150 House districts, 31 Senate districts and 15 State Board of Education districts.All U.S. and Texas House districts have an election this year, as well as one U.S. Senate office – incumbent John Cornyn’s seat – several Texas Senate seats and eight State Board of Education seats.Since July 14 is the primary runoff election, ballots will be different for Democratic and Republican contests.&nbsp;RELATED:Your personal sample ballot with all local contests can be found on the voter website for the county you live in.Travis County voters can , enter their details and click on “view my ballot.”Williamson County voters can find their sample ballots by searching their details and clicking on their name.Other counties’ websites can be found maintained by the Texas secretary of state’s office.As part of its Emmy-winning initiative, KVUE hosted a debate on Feb. 18 between the U.S. Senate Democratic candidates facing incumbent Republican Sen. John Cornyn in the upcoming election.You can between MJ Hegar and State Sen. Royce West on and read a .KVUE will be bringing you the latest results, news and analysis as the July 14 primary runoff is underway in Texas. See the .For the latest updates straight to your smartphone, make sure you download . Within the app, , including Vote Texas and politics.MORE ELECTION COVERAGE:Paid AdvertisementNotifications can be turned off anytime in the browser settings.No ThanksAllow

Breaking NewsJuly 14 is the last day to cast your ballot for the 2020 primary runoff election.10:12 AM CDT July 11, 2020AUSTIN, Texas — Early voting in Texas has ended for the 2020 primary runoff election.The final day to cast your vote is Election Day, July 14.Here is everything you need to know about voting, from polling sites to sample ballots.You must be registered in order to vote in Texas. You can to vote.You will want to see if the county you live in participates in the . If your county does participate in CWPP, you can vote at any polling place in the county. If your county does not...

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