Early voting for this year鈥檚 constitutional amendment election started Oct. 23 and thousands of North Texas voters have already cast their ballot.
This year鈥檚 off-year election consists of 14 propositions that deal with things like taxes and population growth.
The last off-year election was in 2021 and included eight proposed amendments.
An off-year election is held when there鈥檚 neither a presidential nor a midterm election.
Tens of thousands of early voters showed up during the last off-year election, but this year鈥檚 early voter turnout is close to reaching that number after the first seven days.
Early voting ends Nov. 3 and Election Day is Nov. 7, which is also the last day mail-in ballots are accepted.
Here鈥檚 how this year鈥檚 North Texas voter turnout compares to 2021 total early voter numbers so far.
Dallas County
The total for Dallas County was 29,140, according to county canvass reports. That total is after all 12 days of early voting.
This year, the first seven days of early voting in cast ballots, according to county data.
Collin County
In 2021 the early voter count after 12 days of in Collin County.
This year there were cast in the first seven days of the election, according to county polling data.
Tarrant County
During 2021鈥檚 off-year election, voted early after all 12 days of early voting.
In the first seven days of this year鈥檚 election, there were in total.
