Rockwall County voters can cast ballots at any of 14 vote centers Tuesday, Nov. 3, with polls open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. for the general election.

Early voting ran Oct. 19 through Oct. 30. County Judge Frank New said on X on Oct. 29 that 34,043 ballots had been cast with two days of early voting still remaining.

The ballot covers federal, state and county offices, along with City of Fate and City of Wylie races, according to the Rockwall County Elections Department.

What's on the ballot

Statewide, voters will choose a governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, comptroller, land commissioner, agriculture commissioner and railroad commissioner. Races for the Texas Supreme Court, Court of Criminal Appeals, State Board of Education and several courts of appeals are also on the ballot, according to the Rockwall Herald-Banner.

The U.S. Senate race features Republican Ken Paxton, Democrat James Talarico and Libertarian Ted Brown. The governor's race includes Republican Greg Abbott, Democrat Gina Hinojosa and Libertarian Pat Dixon.

Closer to home, Republican Jace Yarbrough faces Democrat Dan Barrios for U.S. Representative in District 32. In Texas House District 33, Republican Katrina Pierson faces Democrat Orlando Lopez. Republican Bob Hall faces Democrat Keenen Colbert.

Local county races

Ten Rockwall County offices on the ballot are uncontested, with Republican candidates running for each. Those include County Judge Frank New, County Court at Law No. 1 Judge Ben Massar (unexpired term), District Clerk Lea Carlson, County Clerk Jennifer Fogg, County Treasurer David Peek, Precinct 2 Commissioner Dana Macalik, Precinct 4 Commissioner John Stacy, Precinct 1 Justice of the Peace Tony Norton, Precinct 2 Justice of the Peace Victor G. Carrillo and Precinct 3 Constable Steve Frazier (unexpired term).

Fate recall and vacancy elections

Fate voters face two special elections. One fills the Place 1 council seat vacated after Codi Chinn lost a recall election in May. The winner will serve the remainder of a term ending May 2027, according to the city's official notice.

A separate recall election asks voters whether to remove Mayor Andrew Greenberg, Place 4 Council Member Richard Maneval, Place 5 Council Member Mark Hatley and Place 6 Council Member Martha Huffman.

Where to vote

Voters may cast a ballot at any of the 14 Election Day vote centers across the county. Locations in Rockwall include the Rockwall County Courthouse Annex at 1101 E. Yellowjacket Ln., the Historic Courthouse at 101 E. Rusk St., the Rockwall ISD Administration Building at 1050 Williams St., Gene Burton College and Career Academy at 2301 John King Blvd., The Center at Rockwall City Place at 108 E. Washington St., Our Savior Lutheran Church at 3003 Horizon Rd., Ridgeview Church at 1362 E. FM 552 and the Rockwall Area Chamber of Commerce at 697 E. Interstate 30.

Additional locations include Heath City Hall at 200 Laurence Dr., Fate City Hall at 1900 CD Boren Pkwy., Chamberlain Crossing Amenity Center at 160 Chamberlain Dr. in Fate, McLendon-Chisholm City Hall at 1371 W. FM 550, Rowlett Utility Customer Service Center at 6602 Dalrock Rd. and Ernest Epps Education Center at 810 E. Old Greenville in Royse City.

Rockwall Golf & Athletic Club will not serve as a vote center for this election due to ongoing construction, KETR reported.

Elections Administrator Christopher J. Lynch can be reached at 972-204-6200 or [email protected].