- A bus full of people chanting “Your Vote Matters” drives outside the West Gray Multi-Service Center. (Photo Credit: Elizabeth Trovall/Houston Public Media)
- TX-7 Democratic Congressional candidate Lizzie Pannill Fletcher (middle) voted with her husband Scott. She greets her mom Deborah Detering outside the polling location at St. Anne’s Church. (Photo Credit: Laura Isensee/Houston Public Media)
- Around 100 students wait in line to vote at Rice University's student center this afternoon. (Photo Credit: Ella Feldman/Houston Public Media)
- A polling location in Westmoreland/Montrose had no line at 1:30pm, though a pollworker says it was busy in the morning. (Photo Credit: Elizabeth Trovall/Houston Public Media )
- Firefighters and other advocates of Proposition B wait outside of the Metropolitan Multi-Service Center, a voting location on West Gray St, this morning. (Photo Credit: Ella Feldman/Houston Public Media)
- Adriel Mares works at the Metropolitan Multi-Service Center, which doubled as voting location over the past few weeks. This election marked his second time voting, and he voted early. “It felt great to stand in that line and think that I’m gonna have a change on the outcome of Texas,” Mares said. (Photo Credit: Ella Feldman/Houston Public Media)
- Outside of the Metropolitan Multi-Service Center voting location in Montrose, campaign posters cover the grass. (Photo Credit: Ella Feldman/Houston Public Media)
Election Day is finally here, and Texas is home to several high-profile races, including the Senate race between Republican incumbent Ted Cruz and Democrat Beto O'Rourke. There are also multiple Congressional seats up for grabs, a governor's race, and local ballot measures. As voters head to the polls and results start to come in, our reporters in the field have been sending back photos that provide a snapshot of Houston on Election Day.
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