The 288 Insider’s Texas Election Guide 2026 gathers twelve candidate graphics into one visual guide.

Start with U.S. Senate and U.S. House District 14, then browse Texas statewide offices, State Board of Education District 7, Texas Senate District 11 and Texas House District 25.

Each graphic appears under its own race heading, with the original source notes preserved.

The guide is informational and makes no candidate endorsements. District races depend on your registered address, and additional contests may appear on your ballot.

Review your official sample ballot and consult the sources listed in the graphics for more information.

Part 2 of The 288 Insider’s 2026 election guide focuses on Brazoria County local races.

Browse eight graphics covering county judge, Precinct 4 commissioner, county clerk, district clerk, county treasurer and all three elected appraisal district board positions.

Each race appears under its own heading, with the full graphic and original source notes preserved.

The collection provides candidate information without endorsements. The Precinct 4 commissioner race applies to voters registered in that precinct; check your official sample ballot for your contests.

National and state races are covered in Part 1. Additional contests may appear on your ballot.

Part 3 of The 288 Insider’s 2026 election guide gathers seventeen judicial-race graphics into one visual guide.

Begin with the Texas Supreme Court and Court of Criminal Appeals, then browse the 1st, 14th and 15th courts of appeals.

The collection also includes Brazoria County Court at Law No. 2 and Justice of the Peace, Precinct 4, Place 2.

Each graphic appears under its own race heading with its original source notes preserved. The guide provides information without candidate endorsements.

Confirm your contests on your official sample ballot; precinct races depend on your registered address. Parts 1 and 2 cover national, state and local races.

Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3, and polls are open 7 a.m.–7 p.m. Brazoria County uses countywide polling, allowing voters registered in the county to choose any of its Election Day locations.

Manvel’s four listed options are Keating Toyota, Keith Traylor Criminal Justice Center, Precinct 4 North Sub Office and Redeemer Church. Check the full guide for addresses and designated voting rooms.

Iowa Colony has two listed sites: Crossing Point Christian Church, 3312 Dwayne Road, and the Iowa Colony Public Safety Building, 3144 Meridiana Parkway.

Rosharon-area residents should start with their county of registration. The official list has no separate Rosharon heading. Depending on the trip, Brazoria County voters can also consider the Manvel sites, Bonney Community Center or Sandy Point Bible Church.

Pearland has twelve listed locations, including Tom Reid Library, West Pearland Library, West Pearland Community Center, Dawson and Shadow Creek high schools, and several other community facilities.

Before leaving, confirm your registration, check the current Election Day list and review your precinct-specific ballot. Bring accepted identification and consult official voter ID guidance with questions.

These locations serve Brazoria County voters. A Pearland or Rosharon mailing address alone does not determine the county where you are registered.