Hunt Leads Early Vote in District 3

Early voting results from Collin County show Democrats leading several key Texas House and U.S. House races in the November 3, 2026 general election.

Updated on Nov. 4, 2026 in Elections

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Early voting totals reported by Collin County Elections show Democrat Evan Hunt holding 52.11% in U.S. House District 3 against Republican Keith Self's 47.89%. Results are unofficial until canvassed.

Why it matters

The early returns offer a preview of competitive House contests in North Texas and provide an early signal on voter sentiment toward local ballot measures. Final outcomes will depend on the canvass and remaining votes.

Early voting in Collin County recorded 113,670 votes (52.11%) for Evan Hunt and 104,447 votes (47.89%) for Keith Self in U.S. House District 3. These figures are unofficial and remain subject to the canvass process.

The players

Collin County Elections

The county office responsible for administering elections and reporting early voting results in Collin County, Texas.

Evan Hunt

Democratic candidate leading in the U.S. House District 3 race in the early returns.

Keith Self

Republican candidate trailing in the U.S. House District 3 race in the early returns.

The details

Collin County Elections reported early voting totals for the November 3, 2026 general election, including contests for U.S. House District 3 and Texas House Districts 33, 67 and 89. Voters also rejected Collin County Props A and D, with 61.57% and 68.73% voting against them, respectively.

November 3, 2026: General election held and early voting results reported by Collin County Elections at 7:00 PM.

Political Context

Early returns in U.S. House District 3 can be compared against the 2024 Collin County results to gauge whether the district's partisan balance is shifting. Opposition to the county bond-style propositions, which drew majorities against both Props A and D, suggests local voters are wary of new public spending on courts and records facilities.

Texas voters in these districts will see the final certified results after the county canvass, which determines the official representation in the U.S. House and Texas House. Residents of Collin County should also note that Props A and D were rejected, so no new courts or elections facility funding will take effect from those measures.

The takeaway

Early returns are a snapshot, not a final verdict, so watch for the official canvass before drawing firm conclusions about these races. Voters interested in the results can track certified totals as they are released.