Fort Worth voters, it's time to mark your calendars and plan your visit to the polls. Early voting for the 2024 Venue Tax Election kicks off on Monday, April 22, and runs through Tuesday, April 30, ahead of the general election day on Saturday, May 4. For those unsure of whether they're registered or simply looking to confirm their voting site, the details are now at your fingertips.

For newcomers or those double-checking their polling station, the city has made the process straightforward. As the City of Fort Worth reports, if you're a registered voter residing in Tarrant County, you have the flexibility to cast your ballot at any Vote Center location within the county boundaries. A full list of early voting spots is available for voters to review (PDF, 254KB).

The ballot this year features an important local matter - the 2024 Venue Tax. To stay informed, the city encourages its constituents to visit their elections webpage or to watch an explanatory video designed to break down what's at stake. This is an opportunity for the community to weigh in on a tax issue that could shape the city's infrastructure and development initiatives.

Voting logistics need not be a hassle, with resources readily available online. By visiting the Texas Secretary of State's website, any eligible voter can check their registration status using a driver's license number and birthdate. Moreover, votetexas.gov is a one-stop-shop for all your election-related questions—from registration to obtaining a voter ID and finding your polling place.