DALLAS — Tens of thousands of North Texans turned out to vote Monday, the first day of early voting in Texas.
And the first day wasn't without issues: A software glitch at the polls caused delays in South Dallas, and other lengthy delays were reported in Garland as well. But the speed bumps didn't stop voters from casting their ballots.
Below are the early voting totals from Monday for North Texas counties that have reported numbers, with the turnout percentage in parentheses, according to the Texas Secretary of State Office. These numbers include BOTH in-person and mail voters, per the data. Track the numbers from every Texas county here.
Note: These numbers are through the first day of early voting, Oct. 21, 2024.
North Texas early voting turnout totals
- Dallas County: 68,539 (4.67%)
- Tarrant County: 101,000
- Collin County: 48,322 (6.45%)
- Denton County: 55,209 (8.35%)
- Ellis County: 10,156 (6.89%)
- Johnson County: 6,540 (5.06%)
- Parker County: 8,258 (6.47%)
- Kaufman County: 5,549 (5.13%)
- Rockwall County: 6,378 (7.25%)
- Wise County: 4,032 (7.22%)
- Hood County: 3,548 (6.86%)
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