Regular voters who haven’t voted yet

By Steven David · Harris County · Data through Oct 27, 2026

“Regulars” are Harris County voters who had already voted early or by mail at this point in both the 2022 midterm and the 2024 presidential election. This page tracks how many of them have voted so far this year, and who is still out. Counts only: no names, no lists.

Regulars still out
102,414of 379,780 regulars (27%)
277,366 have voted (73%)Through Oct 27
In plain terms

About 27% of Harris voters who usually have voted by now haven’t yet. Republican-primary regulars are more likely to still be out than Democratic ones (25% vs 18%), and regulars who skip primaries are the most likely (44%). Some will vote on Election Day; the rosters can’t say who.

Share of regulars still out, by day

Each day compares with the regulars who had voted by that same day in 2022 and 2024
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Who’s still out, by last March primary

Democratic primary · 147,395 regulars18% out
26,640 still out
Republican primary · 141,700 regulars25% out
36,043 still out
No primary · 90,685 regulars44% out
39,731 still out

Who’s still out, by age

Under 3044% out
30–4436% out
45–6426% out
65 and older24% out
Age from the voter file; regulars without a birth year are left out of this chart.

Where regulars are furthest behind

ZIPs with at least 1,000 regulars
ZIPRegularsStill out
77447 Hockley1,82133%
77375 Tomball7,07133%
77562 Highlands1,03632%
77043 Houston2,55532%
77598 Webster1,29432%
77336 Huffman2,17031%
77493 Katy5,02331%
77450 Katy6,37431%

Furthest ahead

ZIPRegularsStill out
77014 Houston1,95320%
77016 Houston2,33721%
77088 Houston3,87121%
77091 Houston2,04921%
77031 Houston1,07521%

Share of regulars still out, by ZIP

ZIPs with fewer than 100 regulars are left blank.
Hover over or tap a ZIP to see its numbers.
22% or fewer still out32% or more

Regulars are matched by voter ID to Harris County’s voter history for the Nov 2022 and Nov 2024 general elections and to this year’s early-vote and mail rosters. “At this point” means the same number of days before Election Day. Party is the voter’s most recent March primary (2022, 2024 or 2026), if any. ZIP is the voter’s most recent address on file. About 1% of regulars are no longer listed as active voters. A regular who hasn’t voted early may still vote on Election Day.