Hopkins County Republican Primary
2026 Election Information

📘 Why You Need to Read the Guide Below — and Prepare for the 2026 Republican Primary
This voter guide is more than just informational material — it is a resource to help you make informed decisions at the ballot box. Election language can often be complex, technical, or written in ways that are difficult to fully understand. This guide breaks down key issues clearly and directly, so you know exactly what is being proposed and how it may affect you, your family, and our community.

But understanding the issues is only the first step.

The 2026 Notice of General Primary Election – Republican Party marks an important opportunity for citizens to shape the future of Texas. The upcoming 2026 Republican Primary Election and Early Voting Schedule will determine nominees and influence the direction of policy at every level of government.

Being informed empowers you to vote with confidence.

Make a plan to participate in Early Voting, mark your calendar for the 2026 Republican Primary Election, and encourage others in your community to do the same.

An informed voter strengthens the party — and participation strengthens our republic.

🗳️ Why You Must Vote
Your vote is more than a right — it’s a weapon against corruption and complacency. Every time you stay home, someone with power and money casts your vote for you. When you show up informed, you shatter their control.

Texas history is written by those who turn out — not by those who complain afterward. Whether it’s protecting property rights, defending local control, or safeguarding your freedoms, the amendments you vote on shape the Texas your children inherit.

Don’t let the elite write your future behind closed doors.
✅ Read the guide. Share it. Vote.
Your voice matters — only if you use it.

🗳️ Don’t Forget Your Voter ID!

When you head to vote early (Oct 20–31) or on Election Day (Nov 4, 2025), you must bring an official form of voter identification to cast your ballot. Acceptable IDs in Texas include:

• Texas driver license or ID card

• U.S. passport

• Military ID

• Election identification certificate

• Other approved government-issued photo IDs

💡 Tip: Check your ID carefully before you go. Bring it with you to ensure a smooth, hassle-free voting experience. No ID? Ask your local elections office about your options to vote provisionally.

✅ Vote informed. Vote prepared. Vote early. Protect your voice!