First Day of Early Voting
Early voting starts today — your best opportunity to cast a confident, convenient ballot.
Why vote early?
Avoid long lines and last-minute conflicts. Early voting gives you flexibility to choose a day and time that fits your schedule.
Reduce stress and ensure your voice is counted. If you discover an issue with your registration or ballot, you have time to resolve it.
Protect your choice. Voting early helps prevent unexpected events on Election Day from keeping you from participating.
What to bring
A valid photo ID (per county rules).
Any materials you need to reference about candidates or measures.
A plan: know your polling location, hours, and the issues you care about.
How it helps our community
Strong turnout during early voting leads to smoother election administration and more reliable results.
Early voting strengthens civic engagement and helps ensure decisions reflect the whole community, not just those who can vote on a single day.
Casting your ballot early demonstrates leadership and encourages friends, family, and neighbors to participate as well.
Make your plan now
Decide when you’ll go today or in the coming days.
Invite someone to join you or remind three people to vote early.
Vote with confidence knowing you’ve done your part for our precinct and for the future of our county.
Today is the first day — make it count.
VOTING DAY!!!!!
Get out there and vote for Tracy Brown for County Commissioner, Precinct 4.
I’m committed to responsible leadership, fiscal accountability, and putting our community first. I will:
Protect essential services and ensure taxpayer dollars are spent wisely.
Support public safety and our first responders.
Promote sensible growth that preserves neighborhoods and local character.
Advocate for infrastructure improvements and reliable roads.
Make county government more transparent, accessible, and responsive to you.
Your vote matters. Vote Tracy Brown for County Commissioner, PCT 4, and let’s build a safer, stronger, and smarter future for our community.
Last Day to Register to Vote for the March 3, 2026: Primary Election
Attention PCT 4 voters: the last day to register to vote for the March 3, 2026, Primary Election is here. Your voice matters — but it only counts if you’re registered. Don’t miss your chance to help decide who represents our community on issues that affect your family, property, and daily life.
Why act now?
Immediate impact: Primaries determine which candidates appear on the November ballot. Registering today gives you the power to shape which choices advance.
Local stakes: County and precinct decisions—roads, public safety, property tax matters, and precinct leadership—start at the primary. PCT 4 needs engaged voters to ensure our priorities are represented.
Simple process: Registration is quick and easy. Bring valid identification and proof of residency if required. If you prefer, same-day or online options may be available depending on county rules—check with your local election office before it’s too late.
Protect your vote: If you’ve moved, changed your name, or haven’t voted in recent elections, confirm your registration status now to avoid surprises at the polls.
How to register before midnight:
Visit your county voter registration office or designated satellite location.
Complete the registration form — it will take just a few minutes.
Verify your details and submit — you’re ready to vote in the March 3 primary.
PCT 4 is counting on informed, active voters. Your participation shapes decisions about public safety, infrastructure, and local services in our precinct. Register now — it’s quick, it’s powerful, and it ensures your voice will be heard in the March 3, 2026 Primary Election.
Take action today. Register now — don’t let this deadline pass.
Meet and Greet
An interactive session for makers and thinkers to collaborate, connect, and spark new ideas.