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Have A Question About How The Election Will Work During The Pandemic? Ask Our Texas Decides Project.

A woman wears a mask outside a polling place during the runoff elections on July 14.
Gabriel C. Pérez
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A woman wears a mask outside a polling place during the runoff elections on July 14.

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No one has seen an election like 2020's in a long time. 

This year's primaries were a kind of rehearsal for the general election. We can expect far more voters to cast ballots for the Nov. 3 election in Texas, and the people who run elections are making plans for how to keep voters safe during the pandemic. 

Do you have questions about how it will all work? Maybe you want to know how to protect yourself at the polls, or what your options are outside of traditional in-person voting. Or, maybe you're wondering how votes are counted.

Ask your question in the form below. We'll contact you if we can answer your question!

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Matt Largey is the Projects Editor at KUT. That means doing a little bit of everything: editing reporters, producing podcasts, reporting, training, producing live events and always being on the lookout for things that make his ears perk up. Got a tip? Email him at mlargey@kut.org. Follow him on Twitter @mattlargey.
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