Feb. 14
First day of early voting
Feb. 18
Last day to apply for a mail-in ballot
This is the date the application must be received by the El Paso Elections Department, not the postmark date.
Feb. 25
Early voting ends
March 1
Election day
Mail-in ballots must be postmarked by this date or delivered by hand to the elections department by 7 p.m.
2022 Primary Election
Voters for the Republican and Democratic parties will choose their candidates for the November general election in the March 1 primary election. In addition to statewide offices, there are numerous local offices on the ballot.
This voter guide has information about the contested races for local offices. For more information about statewide races, we recommend the League of Women Voters of Texas’ primary election guide.
Candidate Questionnaires
El Paso Matters sent questionnaires to every candidate in a contested primary race to help you decide who you want to represent you.
Democratic Primary
- U.S. House District 16
- U.S. House District 23
- Texas House District 75
- Texas House District 79
- State Board of Education District 1
- 8th Court of Appeals, Place 2
- 327th Judicial District Court
- County Court at Law No. 2
- County Court at Law No. 3
- County Commissioner Precinct 2
- County Commissioner Precinct 4
- County Clerk
- Justice of the Peace Precinct 2
- Justice of the Peace Precinct 5
- Justice of the Peace Precinct 6, Place 1
- Justice of the Peace Precinct 6, Place 2
- Justice of the Peace Precinct 7
FAQ
Check your registration status with the El Paso County Elections Department or the Texas secretary of state’s office. The deadline to register to vote in the March 1 primaries has passed.
You can view your sample ballot here.
Early voting runs from Monday, Feb. 14 through Friday, Feb. 25. Polls will be closed Monday, Feb. 21 for President’s Day. You can vote at any polling place in the county. Hours and locations are here.
Election Day is Tuesday, March 1 and polling places will be open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.
You’ll need one of seven acceptable forms of photo ID, which include a Texas driver’s license, U.S. passport book or card or Texas personal ID card.
You must apply for a mail-in ballot by Feb. 18. Mail-in voting is limited to those who are sick or disabled; age 65 or older on Election Day; are expected to give birth three weeks before or after Election Day; in jail; or out of the county during the election period.
To avoid ID problems on your application or completed ballot, include both your Texas driver’s license number and the last four digits of your Social Security number.
