League City voters have cast 22,700 in-person early ballots across the city's five polling sites, according to Galveston County Elections turnout data covering the first eight days of voting through Oct. 26.
Hometown Heroes Park led all League City locations with 6,503 votes. The Public Works Operations Center followed closely at 6,422. League City Annex recorded 5,201, The Crossings logged 2,546 and Bay Colony West HOA tallied 2,028.
The local pace fits a statewide pattern. Nearly 5 million Texans had already voted by Oct. 27, about 26% of the state's record 19 million registered voters, Marfa Public Radio reported, citing data from the Texas Secretary of State's Office. That outpaces the same point in both the 2022 and 2018 midterm cycles.
The county lists 25 early voting sites across Galveston County, according to the Galveston County Daily News.
What's on the ballot
League City voters are choosing a mayor between Nick Long and Tom Crews, according to the city's election page. Four general-election council seats are also contested: Position 1 (Gordon Bethel, Dinah Carpenter and Dina DuBose Driskill), Position 2 (Tommy Cones and Gregory Van Etten), Position 6 (Sean Doyle and Lisa Welty) and Position 7 (Sean Saunders and Teresa Potter).
A special election for Position 3 features Robert Bruce, Julius Segelquist and Seth Rowlands.
Proposition A is also on the ballot. It asks whether to authorize fixed automated license plate reader cameras.
How to vote
Two days of early voting remain.
Polls are open through Friday, Oct. 30, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. each day. Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3, with the same hours. Additional Election Day locations include the Johnnie Arolfo Civic Center at 400 W. Walker St., Magnolia Creek HOA and the CCISD Education Support Center at 2425 E. Main St.
