VOTE CORPUS CHRISTI
Everything you need to vote with confidence—candidate information, election dates, polling resources, sample ballots, and trusted links to official election authorities.
Your Ballot
Learn who is running, compare candidate-submitted information, and find official ballot resources.
Meet the Candidates
Browse standardized profiles organized by office and district.
View candidates →Compare Candidates
Select two candidates in the same race and compare their submitted responses.
Start comparing →Candidate Forums
Find upcoming nonpartisan forums and public candidate events.
View forums →Sample Ballot
Use official Nueces County resources to locate available sample ballots.
Official resource ↗Ready to Vote?
Use these official resources to register, verify your status, prepare your identification, and make a plan.
Register to Vote
Review Texas registration information and obtain an application.
Check Registration
Verify registration status and voter details through the Texas portal.
Voter ID
See identification requirements and available alternatives.
Polling Locations
Find early voting and Election Day information from Nueces County.
Early Voting
Learn how early voting works and review the official calendar.
Voting by Mail
Review eligibility, applications, deadlines, and tracking resources.
City Election Central
Official City of Corpus Christi election notices and filings.
Election Results
Access official county election results when they become available.
Meet the Candidates
Candidate profiles use the same questions, limits, deadlines, and presentation standards. Candidate responses are published as submitted, subject to formatting and participation rules.
Election Calendar
Key dates for November 3, 2026 General Election. Confirm all deadlines through official election authorities.
Registration Deadline
October 5, 2026
Mail Ballot Application
October 23, 2026
Early Voting
October 19, 2026 – October 30, 2026
Election Day
November 3, 2026
Understand Your Community
Find clear, neutral information about local government, public agencies, community systems, and who is responsible for what.
City of Corpus Christi
City Council, the mayor, city departments, boards, commissions, and municipal services.
Nueces County
County government, elected offices, courts, roads, public health, records, and elections.
Port of Corpus Christi
The Port's role in trade, industry, infrastructure, navigation, and the regional economy.
School Districts
School boards, trustees, district governance, public meetings, and education resources.
Water & Utilities
Water supply, conservation, wastewater, and long-term planning.
Taxes & Bonds
How local budgets, property taxes, public debt, and bond elections work.
Economic Development
Learn the roles of local organizations involved in jobs, investment, tourism, and business growth.
Transportation & MPO
Regional transportation planning, project priorities, roads, transit, and public participation.
Boards & Commissions
Find public boards, meeting information, vacancies, and opportunities to serve.
Upcoming Civic Events
Candidate forums, public conversations, and occasional educational sessions extend the work beyond the website.
Cocktails with Candidates
There is power in coming together around a table. Cocktails with Candidates creates space for candidates and community members to connect through open, meaningful conversation. In a relaxed setting, guests will share perspectives, listen to one another, and build greater understanding across different experiences and points of view. Because a stronger community begins when we take the time to sit together, listen, and connect. Free and exclusively open to United Corpus Christi Chamber members, Downtown Business Association members, and Leadership Corpus Christi alumni. Sponsored by the Texas Business Leaders Alliance.
View Event DetailsSubmit a Candidate Profile
This standardized form is for officially filed candidates. Submissions are reviewed by staff before publication.
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Vote Corpus Christi is a nonpartisan voter education initiative managed by the United Corpus Christi Center for Civic Engagement . The Center helps residents find trusted civic information, understand their community, and participate constructively in public life.
