Rockwall County, TX (October 17, 2025) – Texans will exercise their right to vote in the General Election slated for November 4, with early voting opening on Monday, October 20. The upcoming ballot covers a number of important issues for residents of Rockwall County and the state of Texas as a whole. If you haven’t already done so, this is the time to review your ballot and educate yourself prior to election day.
With so many potential considerations, including the Rockwall ISD VATRE and the seventeen potential constitutional amendments, having information can be critical when making your decisions. To see the actual sample ballot for Rockwall County, visit rockwallvotes.com
Election Resources
Multiple online sources provide details, analysis, and, in some cases, recommendations.
- Texas Scorecard compiles information from multiple sources including Texans for Fiscal Responsibility, True Texas Project, Texas Eagle Forum and Texas Policy Research, and further analysis from the Texas Public Policy Foundation.
- The Texas Tribune provides detailed explanations of the constitutional amendments.
- The Texas Secretary of State focuses on explanations of each proposition but does not offer vote recommendations.
- The Texas Legislative Council provides a more condensed analysis.
There are several online sources for detailed information regarding the Rockwall ISD VATRE (Voter Approval Tax Ratification Election):
Polling Location Changes: Rockwall and Royse City
- The Rockwall County Library is no longer a polling location. The Courthouse Annex, adjacent to the library in front of the Courthouse, will serve as the new main polling location. The annex address is located at 1101 E. Yellowjacket Lane.
- In Royse City, the City Hall will not serve as a polling location. Royse City residents may vote at the Ernest Epps Education Center located at 810 E. Old Greenville.
- A complete list of election day locations can be found here.
Blue Ribbon News Staff Report.
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