Bowie County Early Voting Polls Are Open for the May 26 Runnoffs

Early voting in the Great State of Texas starts today, Monday, May 18, for voters in Bowie County, Texas, ahead of the November Mid-Term Elections.

Bowie County participates in the countywide polling place program, which means any registered Bowie County voter may cast a ballot at any voting location, regardless of their home address.

Where To Vote Early In Bowie County

Bowie County Courthouse (Main Location) - Elections Workroom
710 James Bowie Drive, New Boston, Texas

Southwest Center - ABC Room
3222 W. 7th Street, Texarkana, Texas

Cross Pointe Baptist Church - In The Gym
3130 University Avenue, Texarkana

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Early Voting Schedule

• Early voting runs May 18 – 22, 2026.
• 7 AM to 7 PM (All 3 locations)

Early voting ends a few days before election day in the State of Texas. So, your last opportunity for early voting will be on Friday, May 22. Election Day is Tuesday, May 26.

Polling Places For Election Day, May 26, 2026

Polling locations will be open from 7 AM until 7 PM on Election Day. Registered Voters may cast a ballot at any countywide polling location.

Election Day Polling Locations

• Bowie County Courthouse - New Boston
• Southwest Center - Texarkana
• Cross Pointe Baptist Church - Texarkana
• Liberty-Eylau Baptist Church - Texarkana
• Wake Village City Hall - Wake Village
• Collins Senior Center - Texarkana
• TexAmericas Center - Hooks
• Sulphur River Cowboy Church - Maud
• Nash Baptist Church - Nash
• Texarkana Baptist Church - Texarkana
• Redwater Methodist Church - Redwater
• New Boston High School — New Boston
• Hooks High School - Hooks
• Simms Baptist Church - Simms
• DeKalb High School - DeKalb
• Bowie County Courthouse Annex - Texarkana

For questions, voters can contact the Bowie County Elections Office at 903-628-6810. Make a plan now and take advantage of early voting to avoid Election Day lines.

Votor Primary Restrictions in Texas:

You must support the candidates in your party only in the Texas Primaries.

Republican Runoff Candidates

Republican United States Senator:

John Cornyn
Ken Paxton

Republican Texas State Attorney General:

Mayes Middleton
Chip Roy

Republican Railroad Commissioner:

Jim Wright
Bo French

Republican Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 3:

Thomas Smith
Alison Fox

Democrat Runoff Candidates

Democrat United States Representative, District 1

Yolonda R. Prince
Dax Alexander

Democrat State Lieutenant Governor 

Vikki Goodwin
Marcos Isaias Valez

Democrat State Attorney General

Joe Jaworski
Nathan Johnson

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