According to the Secretary of State’s office, midterm early voting numbers have shattered records across counties in North Texas.
Texas came out in record numbers during the last two weeks to cast their votes with 4.8 million people across Texas hitting the polls for early voting.
According to the Secretary of State's office, Dallas County, Tarrant County and Collin County all more than doubled their voter turn out when compared to midterm elections in past years.
• Dallas County: 529,521 (of 1,335,313 registered) – 39.66 percent of registered voters
• Tarrant County: 465,817 (of 1,122,597 registered) – 41.49 percent of registered voters
• Collin County: 286,393 (of 579,893 registered) – 49.39 percent of registered voters
• Denton County: 228,650 (of 497,490 registered) – 45.96 percent of registered voters
• Ellis County: 45,163 (of 108,349 registered) – 41.68 percent of registered voters
• Parker County: 40,750 (of 91,878 registered) – 44.36 percent of registered voters
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