Voters in Grapevine, Colleyville and Southlake have their last opportunity to vote in the Nov. 3 election this Election Day.

What you need to know: Tarrant County voters can cast their ballots at any of the 224 polling locations across the county on Nov. 3. Polling locations will be open 7 a.m.-7 p.m.

What’s on the ballot: Tarrant County voters will have the opportunity to vote for representatives at the local, county, state and federal levels.

County seats on the ballot include Tarrant Appraisal District's board of directors, county clerk and judge, among others. State races include, but are not limited to, Texas governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, railroad commissioner and State Board of Education.

During the two-week early voting period from Oct. 19 to Oct. 30, a total of 587,309 Tarrant County residents cast their ballots. This turnout represents more than 47% of the county's 1,228,367 registered voters.

The early voting details for Tarrant County include:

• 571,950 voters cast their ballots in person.

• 18,852 ballots were mailed in.

• 337,084 ballots were cast during the first week of early voting

This turnout marks an increase from the 2022 midterms, when 410,655 voters, or 32.57%, cast a ballot during early voting. This increase occurred despite Tarrant County having approximately 32,000 fewer registered voters in 2026 compared to 2022.

Equipment and tool rental company Sunbelt Rentals is planning to build a 33,880 square foot building for its Aerial Work Platform division as well as a battery energy storage system on its Grapevine campus.

The plans for the new building and energy storage system were approved by the city council and planning and zoning commission at the Oct. 20 joint meeting.

The specifics: The sunbelt site in Grapevine is now 27.5 acres after an additional 5 acres were added earlier this year.

The battery energy storage system will help the facility conserve power by storing it during off-peak hours and acting as a generator to use the power during high demand hours or during power outages.

Check out five upcoming and ongoing transportation projects around Dallas-Fort Worth.

Upcoming projects

1. Dallas Parkway repairs

Project: Construction crews will repair multiple sections of northbound Dallas Parkway in Prosper starting early next year.

Update: Town officials expect work to start in late January or early February of 2027, and the construction has a 120-day timeline. Officials are still deciding whether to spread out the closures along Dallas Parkway or close everything down at once.

• Timeline: early 2027-summer 2027

• Cost: $7.5 million

• Funding source: town of Prosper

2. Collins Boulevard overpass improvements

Project: Richardson’s Collins Boulevard overpass project includes modifications to existing bicycle and traffic lanes. Further work includes signal and sidewalk improvements.

Update: City officials are preparing to award a contract for the project, which is expected to begin next year.

• Timeline: spring 2027-fall 2027

• Cost: $3.73 million

• Funding source: city of Richardson