The Office of Elections Administrator was created by the Collin County Commissioners Court on August 18, 1980, pursuant to Section 31.031 of the Texas Election Code. The duties of the Elections Administrator are to facilitate voter registration and conduct elections.
What's New
NOTICE: Photo Identification Required for Voting in Person
Voters are now required to present an approved form of photo identification in order to vote in person in all Texas Elections. View the
Photo ID Informational Flyer or visit
votetexas.gov for more information.
Identification must be current or have expired no more than 60 days before being presented for voter qualification at the polling place; except for the United States citizenship certificate.
NOTAR: Identificación con fotografía necesaria para votar en persona
Los texanos deberán demostrar una ID con foto aprobada al votar en persona. Para más información sobre los requisitos de identificación con foto, incluyendo exenciones, consulte
El Folleto de Información de Identificación con Fotografía o visite
votetexas.gov
Con la excepción del certificado de ciudadanía estadounidense, la identificación deberá estar vigente; si no la está, debe haberse vencido hace 60 días o menos en el momento de presentarla para calificar como votante en el sitio electoral.
Links & Resources
Current Election Information: Early Voting, Election Day, and Sample Ballots
Frequently Asked Questions
Elections News
2009 Site Selection Committee Meetings for Countywide Election Day Polling Place
