ElectionsWednesday, November 4
Early voting climbed sharply in Williamson and Travis counties ahead of Tuesday's midterm
The Good Day Georgetown team
If you voted early, you had company. Early voting climbed sharply in both counties, with substantial increases over 2022. In Travis County, more than 450,000 people had voted early by Monday, the most for a midterm since 1998.
Travis County's early vote topped every midterm in the state's data
- 450,000+
- early voters in Travis County, in person or by mail
- 1998
- earliest year in the Texas Secretary of State's data
Source: KUT Radio, Austin's NPR Station
- Three counties: nearly half of registered voters had voted by Monday
- Travis early turnout also topped the 2012 presidential election
- Primaries: turnout was the highest since 2008
That's about 100,000 more than the last midterm, in 2022. The reports we have don't give Williamson County's own totals.
100,000more early voters in Travis County than in 2022, about
That's about the capacity of the University of Texas at Austin's football stadium.
Source: KUT Radio, Austin's NPR Station