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Election Day is here.
Two of the biggest races on the ballot for North Texans will be the presidential election between Donald Trump and Kamala Harris and the U.S. Senate race between Ted Cruz and Colin Allred.
Read up about these races and others here.
But there's also a host of other key races, both statewide and locally. Catch up on everything that's at stake here.
We'll be tracking the latest updates from across North Texas this Election Day, from the time polls open at 7 a.m. Tuesday until they close at 7 p.m. And then, when the vote totals begin to roll in through Tuesday evening.
And remember, you can watch our continuous, nonstop coverage through Wednesday on the WFAA+ streaming app on your smart TV.
Here are the latest Election Day updates from around North Texas:
Election Day: Voting issues reported at Grapevine Public Library
A voter told WFAA the Grapevine Library only had eight of its 22 voter stations working. The wait time listed on the Tarrant County Election Website was over 45 minutes.
Election Day: When do polls open in Texas? When will we know the election results?
Polls opened statewide in Texas at 7 a.m. Polls will close at 7 p.m., and the Election may not be called for a while after polls close. Here's a look at when we might know who won:
Election Day forecast across Texas: Will rain impact the polls?
Early November rain has put DFW in a surplus for the month so far. Does this mean a soggy Election Day on Tuesday?
Election Day: Polls open on the East Coast at 7 a.m. ET (6 a.m. CT)
As the polls opened on the eastern coast, WFAA spoke with Votebeat's Jessica Huseman about election security.
Texas AG Ken Paxton deploying 'rapid response' teams to polls
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton says he's deploying "rapid response" legal teams to major Texas counties to monitor election day activity. Paxton says the team will be able to respond to any litigation-related issues at the polls including ballot shortages, polling site closures and voting hours extensions.
The Department of Justice will also have election site monitors in eight Texas counties, including Harris, Dallas, and Bexar counties.
Where can I vote in Dallas? Can I vote anywhere in Texas?
Voters can use the Voter Lookup tool on the Texas Secretary of State’s website. You can also contact your county election office. Voter registration card, for those who have one, also usually includes polling location.
Here are links to county election offices, which have lists of polling locations:
What do I bring to vote in Texas?
The most important thing to bring to the polls is yourself, but here's a list of the things you should have if you want to make it to the ballot box.
How are the votes reported?
WFAA will have a team of journalists tracking election results across Texas both on air and online when the polls close, using data from local elections offices, the Secretary of State's Office and the Associated Press.
Polls open at 7 a.m. and close at 7 p.m. in North Texas, with early voting data coming in shortly after polls close.
The Associated Press has compiled vote results and declared winners in elections for more than 170 years.
AP employs a network of more than 4,000 local reporters who collect results from voting precincts and county election offices when polls close.
WFAA also has a team of journalists monitoring North Texas county elections administration offices where votes are counted and submitted to the secretary of state. We also monitor the secretary of state's vote totals to help provide the latest totals from our local and state elections offices.
As results come in, WFAA utilizes the Associated Press and ABC News to call races.