Texas requires voters to show an approved photo ID at the polls, according to the guide. A Texas driver's license is the most common option, and voters should confirm it has not expired. A voter registration card is helpful but not required if a voter has an acceptable photo ID.
The guide says voters cannot research candidates inside a polling location, so it recommends looking up the ballot before Election Day. A sample ballot or written notes are allowed inside and can help voters keep track of multiple races or propositions. Voters may also want to confirm their assigned polling place and its hours, because not every polling location is open to every voter.
The guide also covers weather. It says rain chances will vary across Southeast Texas during the day. For the Houston metro area, the highest chance of rain is expected between 12:00 p.m. and 4:00 p.m.