Early voting starts in 11 days.

On November 3, 2026, Bryan and College Station elect two mayors and five city council members, and Bryan voters decide Proposition A, Removing the Texas Avenue medians. These are the city races, from public records.

Find your races

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1 · Which city do you live in?
2 · Which Bryan council district?

Only Districts 1 and 2 have a council race on this ballot. Pick Neither if you live in another district.

That's it. College Station council places are elected citywide, so every College Station voter has the same four city races.

Choose your city to see its races.

Your Bryan city races · District 1 · District 2

3 races · 1 question2 races · 1 question2 races · 1 question1 race · 1 question

School-board races depend on your school district, not your city, so they are not in this list. They are on the full Bryan ballot, with the federal, state and county races.

  1. Oct 5Voter registration deadlinePassed
  2. Oct 19 · In 11 daysEarly voting beginsAny early voting place in the county
  3. Oct 23Mail ballot application deadlineOnly for voters who qualify
  4. Oct 30Early voting endsHours change day to day
  5. Nov 3Election day7 a.m. – 7 p.m., any of 28 vote centers

Before you go

  • Bring a photo ID

    Texas accepts seven forms of photo ID. A student ID is not one of them.

    Accepted IDs
  • Vote anywhere in the county

    A registered Brazos County voter can vote at any vote center in the county.

    Find the closest one
  • Put your phone away inside

    No phones in the room where people are voting, and nothing about a candidate, measure or party on your clothes at the polls.

    What is not allowed

Where these facts come from, 23 sources

Early voting starts in 11 days.

Find your races

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