May 2, 2026 — Galveston City Council
This Race Has No Runoff
One election. One shot. Your vote decides the seat.
Last time, 78 votes made the difference in District 3. This isn’t a primary with a second chance in November — the winner on May 2 walks away with it. Here’s how to make sure your vote counts.
Vote early if you can. Every early ballot banked is one we don’t have to chase on Election Day.
Early voting runs April 20, and April 22– 28 at any Galveston County location. There is no early voting April 21st.
Election Day is May 2, 7 AM – 7 PM.
EARLY VOTING OPENS
April 20
No Voting April 21st*
Any Galveston County early voting location. No precinct restriction.
EARLY VOTING ENDS
April 28
Last day — polls open 7 AM to 7 PM.
ELECTION DAY
May 2nd
7 AM – 7 PM. Head-to-head. No runoff. That’s it.
Early Voting Schedule
April 20, 22–24: 8 AM – 5 PM
April 25: 7 AM – 7 PM
April 26 (Sunday): 1 PM – 7 PM (afternoon only)
April 27–28: 7 AM – 7 PM
Where to Vote Early
During early voting (April 20–28), you can walk into any Galveston County early voting location — you’re not locked to your precinct. Pick the one that’s convenient and go.
Galveston County Courthouse — 722 Moody Ave, 2nd Floor
Historic Galveston Water & Electric Light Community Center — 715 30th St
GISD Administration — 3904 39th St and F½
Moody Methodist Church — 2803 53rd St (Fellowship Hall)
Galveston County Justice Center — 600 59th St, 1st Floor
Seaside Church – 16534 Termini-San Luis Pass, Jamaica Beach
During early voting you can vote at ANY county location — you are not restricted to your precinct.
Where to Vote May 2nd
On Election Day, May 2, you can vote at any Galveston County voting location, 7 AM – 7 PM.Â
Find locations and details at galvestonvotes.org.
What To Bring
Texas driver’s license or DPS ID  · Election ID certificate  · Handgun license  · U.S. military ID  · Passport or passport card  · Citizenship certificate with photo
Don’t have one? You can still vote — sign a Reasonable Impediment Declaration at the polls and bring a supporting document like a utility bill or bank statement. Details at VoteTexas.gov.
Am I Registered?
Takes 30 seconds. Texas Secretary of State voter lookup.
Preview Your Ballot
Know who’s on your ballot before you head to the polls.
Why Your Vote Matters More Than You Think
In 2024, 672 people decided who represents District 3. Not 672,000. Six hundred and seventy-two. I won by 78 of them.
This year, with a contested mayor’s race on the ballot, turnout will be higher — but the math is the same. A few dozen voters in either direction decide this race.
I’m asking you to be one of them.
Support Bob Brown
Experience matters. Help Bob continue the work.
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(409) 771-2269
bob@bobbrownfordistrict3.com
Address
1027 Sealy, Galveston TX 77550