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Welcome From Nueces County Clerk

KARA SANDS

The Nueces County Clerk serves as Chief Elections Officer of the 17th largest county in the State of Texas.

Under the County Clerk's Office, the Elections Division conducts special, primary, and general elections for Nueces County and governmental entities within the County.

Nueces County thrives when every person takes part in the voting process. Our website is designed to inform and assist voters so they can successfully cast their ballot.

The electoral process only succeeds when all voters in our community are informed and actively participate. As the Nueces County Clerk, I encourage you to learn more about the elections process and make your voice heard in the upcoming elections.

Upcoming Election:

City of Robstown Runoff

Saturday, December 13, 2025

Important Dates:

November 13th: Last Day to Register to Vote

December 1st: First Day of Early Voting

December 2nd: Last Day to Apply for Mail Ballot

(We must receive your application by this day)

December 9th: Last Day of Early Voting

December 13th: Election Day

Constitutional Amendment Election

Tuesday, November 4, 2025

Election Night Results

Election Reconciliation - Official Totals

Notice of Post-Election Hand Count Audit

Sample Ballots

Constitutional Amendments - All Nueces County

Aransas Pass ISD

City of Port Aransas

City of Robstown

Emergency Service District #1 & #1A

Emergency Service District #3 & #3A

Emergency Service District #4 & #4A

L&A Testing

Public Notice for Thursday, September 18, 2025

Ballot Language (English)

Ballot Language (Spanish)

Apply for Ballot By Mail

Mail your completed Application for Ballot by Mail to:
Kara Sands
Nueces County Clerk
Attn: Elections Department
P.O. Box 2627
Corpus Christi, Texas 78403

Eligibility Requirements for Voting by Mail

65 years of age or older on Election Day;
Disabled;
Expecting to give birth within three weeks before or after Election Day;
Expected absence from the county (ballot must be mailed outside the county)
Confined in jail, but otherwise eligible

Completing and Submitting an Application for Ballot by Mail (ABBM)

You may send in your application for a ballot by mail to the Early Voting Clerk by:

In-person delivery (by voter only);
Regular Mail;
Common or contract carrier; or
Email *

*If you submit your application by email, you must mail us the hard copy with an original signature within four (4) business days Emailed applications are simply “place-holders”.

Voters have to provide either their Texas Identification, TXDL, EIC number; OR the last four digits of their Social Security number on both their ballot application and carrier envelope. We strongly recommend putting both numbers.
Important Note: The Number you provide on the application must match your Voter Registration Record, otherwise your application will be rejected. (That's why we strongly recommend putting both numbers!)
Pregnant women expected to give birth within three weeks before or after Election Day may now vote by mail.
Voters may only hand deliver their own ballot application to the County Clerk’s Office.

Military and Overseas Voters Resources

Nueces County's New Voting Equipment:

To comply with a law passed in 2021 Nueces County voters have new equipment. The Hart Verity Duo produces a paper audit trail which enhances accuracy, transparency and security.

New equipment operation video

Voting Instructions PDF

Hart Verity Voting Equipment Certification

Knowink PollPad Certification