Elections & Voting

Voter registration applications must be received in the Voter Registrar's office or postmarked at least 30 days before an election in order to be eligible to vote in that election. Postage-paid voter registration applications are available at the Lewisville Public Library either inside at the Information Desk or at the drive-up window.

Submit a voter registration application if you:

• Are not registered to vote in Texas
• Have moved within the state and need to change your address

Not sure if you are registered? Use one of the voter lookup tools below:

• Denton County Voter Lookup tool
• Dallas County Voter Lookup tool

Early voting for November 5 General Election: OCTOBER 21-NOVEMBER 1

Early Voting Schedule for Denton County residents in Lewisville

Early Voting Locations for Denton County residents in Lewisville:

• Castle Hills Community Center | 2501 Queen Margaret Dr., Lewisville 75056
• Castle Hills North Community Center | 201 Anna Ave., Lewisville 75056
• Frederick P. Herring Recreation Center | 191 Civic Circle, Lewisville 75067
• The Vista (mall), Space 2106 | 2401 S. Stemmons Fwy., Lewisville 75067
• Thrive Recreation Center | 1950 S. Valley Pkwy., Lewisville 75067

Early Voting Schedule for Dallas County residents in Lewisville

Dallas County registered voters may vote at any early voting location in Dallas County. For Dallas County early voting information and locations, visit dallascountyvotes.org.

To be eligible to vote early by mail in Texas, you must:

• Be 65 years or older;
• Be sick or disabled;
• Be out of the county on election day and during the period for early voting by personal appearance; or
• Be confined in jail, but otherwise eligible.

The Denton County Elections office must receive your application for Ballot by Mail no earlier than 60 days before election day and no later than the close of business 11 days before election day. (If the deadline falls on a weekend, the last day to submit an application is the preceding Friday. If the deadline falls on a state or federal holiday, the ballot must be received on the preceding business day.)

View more information on Ballot by Mail and Absentee voting in Denton County.

VoteDenton.gov
Election and voter information for Denton County residents

• Voter Lookup - Enter your first name, last name, and date of birth to find out if your are registered to vote in Denton County.
• Request a Voter Registration Application
• Find information on general and special elections
• Find early voting dates, times, and locations
• Find Election Day times, locations, and information
• Precinct Lookup - Enter your home address to find your election day polling location.

DallasCountyVotes.org
Election and voter information for Dallas County residents

• Voter Lookup - Enter your first name, last name, and date of birth to find out if your are registered to vote in Denton County.
• Request a Voter Registration Application
• Find information on general and special elections
• Find early voting dates, times, and locations
• Find Election Day times, locations, and information

VoteTexas.gov
Election and voter information for Texas residents (site powered by the Texas Secretary of State)

• Have you moved and aren't sure what county you're registered in? Use the Am I Registered? tool to search the state's voter registration database
• Find information for Military and Overseas Voters
• Find information on Voters with Special Needs
• Your Rights as a registered voter in Texas

League of Women Voters® of Texas

• Voters Guide - The League of Women Voters Texas Voters Guide is available in English and Spanish. The Voters Guide is a nonpartisan guide providing voters with information on candidates and issues to help them make informed decisions when they vote. Print copies of the Voters Guides may be available at the Library. 
• Vote411.org - Use your home address to generate a personalized voter guide.

Fake News & Fact-Checking

• View the presentation from the Library's Spotting Fake News class
• Politifact.com – fact-checking website that rates the accuracy of claims by elected officials; run by editors and reporters from the Tampa Bay Times, an independent newspaper in Florida
• Punditfact – project of the Tampa Bay Times and The Poynter Institute, dedicated to checking the accuracy of claims by pundits, columnists, bloggers, political analysts, hosts/guests of talk shows, and other members of the media
• Factcheck.org – project of the Annenberg Public Policy Center of the University of Pennsylvania, a nonpartisan, nonprofit ‘consumer advocate’ for voters that aims to reduce the level of deception and confusion in U.S. politics
• TruthorFiction.com – get the truth about rumors, inspirational stories, virus warnings, hoaxes, scams, humorous tales, pleas for help, urban legends, prayer requests, calls to action, and other forwarded emails
• Snopes.com – source for checking the credibility of urban legends, folklore, myths, rumors, and misinformation
• AllSides - breaks down trending topics to three stories written by sources identified as from the left, from the right, and from the center