Election Day in Lubbock County: All 36 vote centers, hours and what to bring on Nov. 3

Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3. Early voting is over, so if you haven’t voted, here’s when, where and what to bring in Lubbock County.

The basics

• When: 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 3.
• Where: Lubbock County uses vote centers, so registered voters can go to any of the 36 locations below, not just a neighborhood precinct.
• What you’ll need: an acceptable photo ID (details below).
• What’s on the ballot: it depends on where you live. Look up your sample ballot at votelubbock.gov.

Some of the races on the ballot

The race getting the most attention is for U.S. Senate, between Republican Ken Paxton and Democrat James Talarico, who both campaigned in Lubbock on Oct. 27, the Texas Tribune and KCBD reported. Texans are also choosing a governor. In the 19th Congressional District, voters will pick a successor to outgoing U.S. Rep. Jodey Arrington; Republican Tom Sell is the GOP nominee, according to Lubbock Lights. Local ballots also include a state Senate race, where Democrat Riley Rodriguez is among the candidates, the Tribune reported.

Lubbock-Cooper ISD voters also decide Proposition A, the district’s tax rate election. Our Prop A explainer walks through what a “yes” or “no” vote means.

All 36 Election Day vote centers

These locations are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Nov. 3, according to the county’s list on votelubbock.gov, checked Nov. 2. The room or door is in parentheses. Locations are in Lubbock unless noted.

• Abernathy City Hall: 811 Avenue D, Abernathy (Community Room)
• Bacon Heights Baptist Church: 5110 54th St. (Door 3, Family Life Center)
• Broadview Baptist Church: 1302 N. Frankford Ave. (Fellowship Hall)
• Broadway Church of Christ: 1924 Broadway (Door 7)
• Calvary Baptist Church: 5301 82nd St. (Worship Center entrance to the gym)
• Casey Administration Building: 501 Seventh St., Wolfforth (Room 104)
• Catholic Diocese of Lubbock: 4620 Fourth St. (Building C)
• Celebration Christian Center: 8001 Upland Ave. (Sanctuary)
• Copper Rawlings Senior Center: 213 40th St. (Social Hall)
• Elks Lodge No. 1348: 3409 Milwaukee Ave. (Lodge Hall)
• First Assembly of God Church: 3801 98th St. (Classroom)
• Frenship Heritage Middle School: 6110 73rd St. (Door 1)
• Frenship Terra Vista Middle School: 1111 Upland Ave. (Door 1)
• Green Lawn Church of Christ: 5701 19th St. (Entry Hall)
• Idalou Community Center: 202 W. Seventh St., Idalou (Community Room)
• J.A. Hodges Community Center: 4011 University Ave. (Social Hall)
• Lauro Cavazos Middle School: 210 N. University Ave. (Door 2)
• Lubbock ISD Administration Office: 1628 19th St. (Door 8)
• Lubbock-Cooper ISD Administrative Offices: 13807 Indiana Ave. (Door 5)
• Lubbock-Cooper North Elementary School: 3202 108th St. (Door 27, gym)
• Mae Simmons Community Center: 2004 Oak Ave. (Activity Room)
• Maggie Trejo Supercenter: 3200 Amherst St. (Rodgers Community Center Social Hall)
• New Deal Community Clubhouse: 309 S. Monroe Ave., New Deal (Community Room)
• Parsons Elementary School: 2811 58th St. (Door G2, gym)
• Patterson Library (Bobbie Jean & TJ Patterson Library): 1836 Parkway Dr. (Community Room)
• Roosevelt ISD Gymnasium: 1301 County Road 3300 (Door A3)
• Roy W. Roberts Elementary School: 7901 Avenue P (Door 8, gym)
• Shallowater Community Center: 902 Avenue H, Shallowater (Community Room)
• Slaton Community Clubhouse: 750 W. Garza St., Slaton (Community Room)
• South Plains Church of Christ: 6802 Elkhart Ave. (Door 1 to Family Life Center)
• Sunset Church of Christ (Powerhouse): 3625 34th St.
• Sutherlands HomeBase: 3701 50th St. (near the lighting section)
• Texas Tech Student Union Building: 15th Street and Akron Avenue (Red Raider Ballroom, Room 118)
• UMC Medical Center: 602 Indiana Ave. (lobby)
• Victory Life Church: 12401 Slide Rd. (main entrance)
• YWCA: 6501 University Ave. (Event Room)

The county’s list marks Calvary Baptist Church with three asterisks without explanation, so confirm before you go. Locations can change; check votelubbock.gov or call the Elections Office at (806) 775-1339.

Bring your photo ID

Texas law requires in-person voters who have one of seven acceptable photo IDs to show it at the polls, according to the Texas Secretary of State’s VoteTexas.gov. The seven are:

• Texas driver license issued by DPS
• Texas Election Identification Certificate issued by DPS
• Texas personal identification card issued by DPS
• Texas handgun license issued by DPS
• U.S. military ID card with your photo
• U.S. citizenship certificate with your photo
• U.S. passport (book or card)

If your ID is expired: voters ages 18 to 69 can use an ID that expired no more than four years ago. Voters 70 and older can use an otherwise valid ID that has been expired for any length of time. The citizenship certificate doesn’t expire.

If you don’t have one and can’t reasonably get one: you can still vote a regular ballot. Bring a supporting document, such as your voter registration certificate, a current utility bill or a bank statement, and sign a Reasonable Impediment Declaration at the polls.

If you forgot your ID at home: you can go get it and come back before polls close. Or vote a provisional ballot, then show your photo ID at the county voter registrar’s office within six calendar days so it counts.

Questions? The Secretary of State’s voter line is 1-800-252-VOTE (8683).

No totals will be released before polls close at 7 p.m. Unofficial results will post on votelubbock.gov Tuesday night.

Sources

• Lubbock County Elections Office, Election Day Vote Center Locations, Tuesday, Nov. 3, 2026 (PDF, checked Nov. 2, 2026): https://votelubbock.gov/wp-content/uploads/ED-November-2026-Vote-Center-Locations.pdf
• Lubbock County, Exhibit B: Vote Center Locations (same list, hosted on lubbockcad.org): https://www.lubbockcad.org/Portals/0/ED-November-2026-Vote-Center-Locations%2010012026.pdf
• Lubbock County Elections Office, Central Counting Station plan, Nov. 3, 2026 (results timing): https://www.votelubbock.gov/
• Texas Secretary of State / VoteTexas.gov, Voter ID requirements: https://www.votetexas.gov/voting/need-id.html
• KCBD, Trump, Talarico hold competing rallies in Lubbock Tuesday night (early voting ends Friday): https://www.kcbd.com/2026/10/28/trump-talarico-hold-competing-rallies-lubbock-tuesday-night/
• The Texas Tribune, With dueling Trump-Talarico rallies, Lubbock became the center of the political universe: https://www.texastribune.org/2026/10/27/donald-trump-james-talarico-lubbock-texas-election-2026/
• Lubbock Lights, Trump packs Lubbock's Civic Center… (Tom Sell, TX-19 nominee): https://lubbocklights.com/trump-packs-lubbocks-civic-center-as-two-sisters-find-a-community-in-the-crowd/
• Hub City UnCovered, Early voting in Lubbock County ends Oct. 30: https://hubcityuncovered.com/early-voting-in-lubbock-county-ends-oct-30-when-where-and-what-to-bring/
• Hub City UnCovered, Lubbock-Cooper ISD's Prop A, explained: https://hubcityuncovered.com/lubbock-cooper-isd-prop-a-tax-rate-election-explainer/
• Featured photo: “Vote Here – Election Polling Place” by Tony Webster (taken in Woodbury, Minn., in 2020), via Wikimedia Commons, licensed CC BY 2.0.