Early voting for the May 3 election begins April 22 and will include ballot measures such as City Council and school board races in Brazoria County.

Here’s what Brazoria County residents need to know about early voting.

The gist

Voters in Brazoria County can cast their ballots early at any of the county’s 12 polling locations, according to the county's website.

Below is a map of the 12 polling locations open for early voting:



Voters on election day can also cast their ballot at any polling location, according to the Texas Secretary of State’s website.

The hours of early voting, according to the county’s website, are:

• April 22-26: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.
• April 28-29: 8 a.m.-5 p.m.

For more information on when and where to vote, visit the county’s website.

What’s on the ballot?

Most of what’s on the ballot in the May election are local City Council and school board races, as well as some specific county measures, according to the county’s website.

Both Alvin and Pearland ISDs will have a pair of competitive school board races on the ballot this year, according to the county’s website. PISD has three total races, one of which is uncompetitive.

The city of Manvel will have two City Council positions on the ballot as well, both of which are competitive, according to the city’s website.

While not technically in Brazoria County, Friendswood residents will have a single competitive City Council race and one uncompetitive on the ballot this year, according to the city’s website. Those residents will cast their ballots in Galveston County.

For information on Galveston County’s early voting, click here.