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Dallas County, Texas
Everything you need to vote in the 298th Judicial District Court race -- and every other race on your ballot. Vote down ballot for Clark B. Will.
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Key Dates
October 5, 2026
Last day to register or update your address to vote in the November election.
Oct 19 – Oct 30, 2026
Vote at any Dallas County Vote Center. No excuses needed — any registered voter can vote early.
November 3, 2026
Polls open 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM. Vote at any Dallas County Vote Center.
What Is the 298th District Court?
The 298th Civil District Court handles civil cases — business disputes, personal injury, property disputes, and more. The judge you elect makes decisions that affect real people's lives and livelihoods every day.
This is exactly why experience matters. With 45+ years of civil litigation experience, Clark B. Will has spent his entire career in the types of cases this court hears — on both the plaintiff and defense sides.
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Find Your Polling Location
Dallas County uses a Countywide Vote Center model. You can vote at any open Vote Center in Dallas County -- not just the one in your precinct. Choose the location most convenient for you.
Use the official Dallas County Elections tool to find your nearest Vote Center, see wait times, and get directions.
Early Voting Schedule
Early voting for the November 3, 2026 General Election runs Monday, October 19 through Friday, October 30, 2026. You may vote at any open Dallas County Vote Center during these hours.
Official schedule from Dallas County Elections. Confirm Vote Center locations, hours, and live wait times at DallasCountyVotes.org.
Key Dates & Deadlines
Election Day
NOV 3
Tuesday, 2026
7 AM
Polls Open
7 PM
Polls Close
Polls are open 7:00 AM – 7:00 PM on Election Day. If you are in line by 7:00 PM, you will be allowed to vote. Vote at any Dallas County Vote Center.
What to Bring
Accepted Photo IDs
- Texas Driver License (not expired more than 4 years)
- Texas Election Identification Certificate (EIC)
- Texas Personal Identification Card
- Texas Handgun License
- United States Military ID with photo
- United States Citizenship Certificate with photo
- United States Passport (book or card)
No Photo ID? You Can Still Vote
If you don't have an acceptable photo ID, you may vote by presenting a supporting form of ID and signing a Reasonable Impediment Declaration.
Supporting IDs include: utility bill, bank statement, government check, paycheck, or other government document showing your name and an address in Dallas County.
Full ID requirements → VoteTexas.govYour Voting Checklist
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Find the 298th Judicial District Court race on your ballot -- it may be near the bottom
Vote for Clark B. Will for Judge
Vote by Mail
In Texas, you may vote by mail if you are:
- 65 years of age or older
- Sick or disabled
- Out of your county on Election Day and during early voting
- Confined in jail but otherwise eligible
Application deadline: Your application to vote by mail must be received by the Dallas County Elections Department no later than October 23, 2026 (11 days before Election Day).
Official Resources
Early Voting Location Directory
Dallas County uses a Countywide Vote Center model — you may vote at any open location, not just the one in your precinct. These are Vote Centers regularly used for early voting across Dallas County.
Confirm live status. Dallas County Elections publishes the official November 3, 2026 Vote Center list — with hours and live wait times — at DallasCountyVotes.org.
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Judge, 298th Judicial District Court
Why Vote Clark B. Will?
Clark B. Will (R)
Republican Nominee
- 45+ years civil litigation experience
- AV Preeminent® rated (top peer rating)
- Admitted to U.S. Supreme Court
- 6 years U.S. Army JAG officer
- 10+ years Dallas County election judge
- Represented both plaintiffs & defendants
- Texas Attorney of the Year 2017
Days Until Election Day
November 3, 2026
Vote Down Ballot: Clark B. Will for Judge
298th Judicial District Court · Dallas County, Texas
For the businesses and people of Dallas: scroll down your ballot, find 298th District Court Judge, and vote Clark B. Will. Restore Judicial Integrity, Common Sense, and Experience to the Bench.
Election Day November 3, 2026: Vote Down Ballot for Clark B. Will for Judge of the 298th Judicial District Court
The 2026 November general election for Judge of the 298th Judicial District Court in Dallas County, Texas is November 3, 2026. Vote down ballot for Clark B. Will (Republican). Don't stop at the top of the ticket. Scroll down your ballot and vote Clark B. Will for 298th District Court Judge. For the businesses and people of Dallas County. Restore Judicial Integrity, Common Sense, and Experience to the Bench. Clark Will has 45+ years of civil litigation experience, the AV Preeminent rating from Martindale-Hubbell, recognition in The Best Lawyers in America® 2027, admission to the U.S. Supreme Court, 6 years as a U.S. Army JAG officer, and 10 years as a Dallas County election judge. Vote Clark B. Will on November 3, 2026. Down ballot races matter. Judges shape your business environment, your legal protections, and your access to justice.