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Our Mission & Vision

Educate. Engage. Empower.

Civic Education

Empowering voters with knowledge. We provide accessible, nonpartisan resources that help RGV residents understand voter registration, elections, ballots, deadlines, and the voting process.

Community Engagement

Turning connections into civic action. Through our Ambassador Program, we equip trusted community members with the tools and resources to engage their families, coworkers, friends, and neighbors.

Voter Participation

Building a stronger voice for the RGV. We work with employers, schools, municipalities, and community organizations to make civic participation easier and help increase voter turnout across the Rio Grande Valley.

Election Resources

Everything You Need to Vote

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County Election Information and Sample Ballots

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New Research

The Rio Grande Valley Has a Muted Voice.

The Rio Grande Valley consistently trails Texas in voter turnout. From 2016 through 2024, the region's turnout rate remained approximately 11 to 13 percentage points below the statewide rate and ranked near the bottom among Texas counties.

In 2024, approximately 48.5% of registered voters in the four-county region participated, compared with 61.2% statewide. The report examines regional and county-level trends and compares the Valley with other major metropolitan areas across Texas.

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2024 Voter Turnout

Rio Grande Valley (4 counties)48.5%

Statewide (Texas)61.2%

A gap of roughly 11–13 points has held steady since 2016 — this is a structural pattern, not a single-year dip.

Election Day 2026

Find Your Election Day Polling Site

November 3, 2026. Choose your county to see current polling locations and directions, or use the official voter lookup to confirm your site.

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November 3, 2026 Election Day sites

Polls are open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Locations may change; confirm your site before you go.

Look up your polling place Texas voting guidance

128 current official locations listed for Hidalgo and Cameron counties.

Hidalgo County · 69 polling locations

Hidalgo County · Alamo

Alamo Community Center

1429 S. Tower Rd., Alamo, TX

Voting area: Meeting Room 1 & 2

A stronger RGV starts with an informed, engaged voter.

Your voice. Your Valley. Your vote.

Educate. Engage. Empower.

Civic Education

Community Engagement

Voter Participation

Everything You Need to Vote

County Election Information and Sample Ballots

The Rio Grande Valley Has a Muted Voice.

2024 Voter Turnout

Find Your Election Day Polling Site

November 3, 2026 Election Day sites

Alamo Community Center

Santos Livas Elementary School

SGT. Fernando De La Rosa Memorial Library

Alton Recreation Center

Amigos Del Valle

W.A. Todd Middle School

Sergeant Juan Rodriguez Community Center

Avila Elementary School

B.L. Garza Middle School

Canterbury Elementary School

Edinburg Conference Center at Renaissance

Edinburg North High School

Edinburg Parks & Recreation Wellness Center

Elections Annex Building

Guerra Elementary School

Magee Elementary School

Monte Cristo Elementary School

San Carlos Endowment Center

South Middle School

UTRGV Student Academic Center (ESTAC)

Elsa Municipal Court

Granjeno Public Facility

Hargill Elementary School

Hidalgo City Hall

La Joya Youth Center

La Villa ISD Multi-Purpose Service Center

Linn-San Manuel Fire Department

Cayetano Cavazos Elementary School

Crockett Administration Annex

Fireman's Pumphouse

Fossum Middle School

Gonzalez Elementary School

Lark Community Center

Las Palmas Community Center

McAllen Public Library

Milam Elementary School

Palm View Community Center

Rayburn Elementary School

STC Nursing Campus Building B

STC Pecan Campus Building U

Texas A&M Higher Education Center at McAllen

Immaculate Conception Parish Hall

Mercedes Civic Center

Bannworth Gym

Jose "Joe" Correa Jr. Mission CISD Agriculture Science Lab

Mission Parks and Recreation Center

Pct. 3 Field Operations Office

Upper Valley Art League

Veterans Memorial Pavilion

Monte Alto ISD Teaching and Learning Center

Palmview Recreation Center

Peñitas Public Library

Development and Research Center

Jose "Pepe" Salinas Center

Pharr ONE

STC Regional Center for Public Safety Excellence

Valley View ISD Staff Development Center

Progreso Family Community Center

Doedyns Elementary School

San Juan Fire Station #2

San Juan Memorial Library

Sorensen Elementary School

Sullivan City WIC Clinic

Business, Visitor, and Event Center

Louise Black Building

Pct. 1 Conference Center

STC Mid-Valley Campus Building E

Stephen F. Austin Complex