El Paso County, Texas · November 3, 2026 election · early voting through October 22 C0214
El Paso’s vote records don’t add up
We checked the state’s list of who voted against El Paso County’s list, name by name.
This is not an allegation against any voter.
3,653
mail votes the state counts but can’t put a name to. C0214
3,829
mail ballots that came back before October 14. The state’s list has none of them. C0215
2,288
mail voters the county listed as voting in person. Then it swapped the list. C0216
302
people the county lists as voting in person who aren’t on the state’s list at all. C0217
Mail ballots the county got back
on the state’s listmissing from the state’s list
Before October 143,829 back · 0 on the state’s list C0215
October 14 to 222,118 back · 1,919 on the state’s list C0215
Four records of El Paso mail ballots. Four different numbers.
5,986
County’s count C0215
5,947
County’s list of names C0215
5,582
State’s count C0214
1,929
State’s list of names C0214
The bottom line
The state’s count doesn’t match the state’s own list of names. C0214 The county’s lists don’t match the state’s lists. C0215 C0217 These records can’t tell you who has voted in El Paso.
If a system cannot tell us who voted, how can we trust that system to give us a count of who voted?
Good to know
Records through October 22. They change every day. C0214
On the state’s list, “El Paso” is the county as reported by the state for each voter.
A ballot that came back isn’t always a ballot counted.