Library and two Anna ISD buildings will serve as Election Day vote centers Tuesday

Anna voters who did not cast a ballot early will have three places in town to vote on Tuesday, Nov. 3, according to Collin County's official list of Election Day vote centers.

Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at each site:

Anna Community Library, multipurpose room, 111 W. Fifth St.
Anna ISD Administration Building, professional development rooms 2 and 3, 151 Rosamond Parkway
Anna ISD Special Programs Building, 201 E. Seventh St. (the county list shows the room as still to be determined)

Collin County runs its elections with vote centers, so any registered county voter may use any Election Day location in the county, not just one near home. The county notice says voters must have a registration date on or before Nov. 3 to be eligible.

The library was also Anna's early voting site. Early voting in the county ran from Oct. 19 through Friday, Oct. 30.

The county notice covers both the general election and the special elections on the Nov. 3 ballot. Sample ballots and the full countywide list of vote centers are posted on the Collin County Elections website at collincountytx.gov/Elections.

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