The U.S. will hold its 2020 general election Nov. 3, with an early voting period in Texas of Oct. 13-30. Some registered voters can also vote by mail. Here are all of the Democrats, Republicans, third-party and independent candidates who will be on the ballot for statewide, congressional and legislative offices.
For more information on voting during the election, check out our voter guide.
You’ll also see county and local elections on your ballot. Sample ballots for specific counties can be found on the list of county websites maintained by the Texas secretary of state’s office.
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About the data
Candidate information from the Texas secretary of state’s office and Texas Tribune research.
On Sept. 15, the Texas Supreme Court ordered three Green Party candidates to be restored to the November ballot after Democrats successfully sued to remove them. They have been added to this page.
Illustration by Emily Albracht.
Disclosure: The Texas secretary of state’s office has been a financial supporter of The Texas Tribune, a nonprofit, nonpartisan news organization that is funded in part by donations from members, foundations and corporate sponsors. Financial supporters play no role in the Tribune’s journalism. Find a complete list of them here.