WHARTON COUNTY — A total of 10,125 votes were recorded at Wharton County’s three early-voting locations during the October 19–30 voting period, according to final daily figures posted by the county Elections Office.
El Campo recorded the most votes, with 4,419, followed by Wharton with 4,237 and East Bernard with 1,469.
| Early-voting location | Votes |
|---|---|
| El Campo | 4,419 |
| Wharton | 4,237 |
| East Bernard | 1,469 |
| Total | 10,125 |
Friday, October 30, was the busiest day of early voting, with 1,279 votes recorded across the three locations: 560 in El Campo, 471 in Wharton and 248 in East Bernard.
As Wharton Post previously reported, 5,791 votes had been recorded through October 25. The county’s final location total is 4,334 higher than that earlier count.
Election Day is November 3
Polls will be open Tuesday, November 3, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Wharton County lists seven Election Day polling places. Voters should check the county’s official polling-location list before heading out, since Election Day sites differ from early-voting locations.
The 10,125 figure represents the sum of the county’s posted early-voting location totals. It does not separately establish how many mail ballots were received, and it is not a certified election result.
Source: Wharton County Elections Office — Early Voting Daily Totals.
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