Election Day Updates November 2026

Belton, TX – After six and a half hours of Election Day voting, more than 13,350 Bell County voters have checked-in to cast their ballot. This brings the total in-person check-ins for this election to 93,608.

Voters are encouraged to utilize the WatTimes tool to plan their trip to the polls, as the county's busiest site has processed more voters than the seven least busy combined.

Belton, TX – We are halfway through Election Day, and nearly 12,500 Bell County voters have already checked-in to cast their ballot in one of the county's 42 voting sites.

As a reminder, while polls are set to close at 7:00 p.m., anyone in line before that deadline will be allowed to vote. Voting sites will remain open as long as it takes to serve everyone in line before 7:00 p.m.

Seven voting sites currently report short waits. However, many locations across the county currently have no wait at all.

Belton, TX – More than 11,000 voters have checked-in to cast their ballots during the first 5 hours of Election Day voting.

Belton, TX – After four and a half hours of Election Day voting, more than 9,600 Bell County voters have checked-in to cast their ballot.

Using the WaitTime tool can save a lot of time, as the county's busiest site is seeing as many voters in five minutes as the least busy site sees in an hour.

Belton, TX – A third of the way into Election Day, more than 8,300 voters have checked-in to cast their ballots.

At this time, 5 of the county's voting sites are reporting short waits. The other 37 currently have no wait.

Belton, TX – More than 7,500 Bell County voters have checked-in to cast their ballots over the first three and half hours of Election Day voting. That brings the total number in-person check-ins to more than 88,000.