Updates: Nov. 8 Midterm Elections underway in North Texas

DALLAS — Election Day is lastly right here, North Texas!

If you are heading out to the polls very first thing in the morning or proper earlier than they shut, WFAA has you lined.

Want to compensate for all the new races it’s worthwhile to know earlier than you vote? Here is your 2022 election information, in English, Spanish, Tagalog and Vietnamese. For a have a look at the steadiness of energy in the U.S. Senate and U.S. House, you’ll be able to go to WFAA’s election map right here.

Live updates on Election Day: 

8 a.m. – Lines at polling areas begin to develop

WFAA has crews all through the Dallas-Fort Worth metroplex on this Election Day, and we began to see voting traces start to develop.

7 a.m. – Having voting bother on the polls? Let us know!

If you’ve any points at your polling location, textual content the issue to WFAA at (214)977-6028. Our workforce will look into it and get solutions.

7 a.m. – Where can I vote? Here’s Texas polling areas by zip code

There is a helpful device on vote.org that lets you enter your deal with and it’ll present you the closest polling areas to you. Click right here for the polling areas device.

7 a.m. – Transportation to the polls

Those who’re utilizing public transportation to the polling facilities can catch a free experience on Dallas Area Rapid Transit (DART). 

DART will probably be offering free transportation without spending a dime on buses, trains, the Dallas Streetcar, GoLink, Paratransit Services and the TRE between EBJ Union Station and CentrePort/DFW Airport Station. 

No proof of voter registration is required to experience without spending a dime on Nov. 8.

5:05 a.m. – Election Day forecast

WFAA meteorologist Greg Fields posted the Election Day climate forecast. We’re mid-to-high 60s in the morning with a southeast breeze of 5 to 10 mph. By midday, we’re cloudy skies and 76 levels. Later this night, we dip a bit to the low-70s.