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Arissa Viering | 7/14/2020 | Goodday Mineral Wells

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PALO PINTO COUNTY, TX – Today is the last day to vote for the Primary Runoff Election.

See below to make your plans to vote:

Election Day Polling Sites
Towns and Locations

  • Palo Pinto ISD Cafeteria: 821 Oak Street, Palo Pinto
  • Possum Kingdom Fire Department: 358 North FM 2353, Graford
  • Strawn ISD: 224 Walnut Street, Strawn
  • Gordon Community Center: 201 Houston Avenue, Gordon
  • Graford ISD Library: 400 West Division Avenue, Graford
  • First Baptist Church of Santo: 135 West Palo Pinto, Santo
  • Mineral Wells High School Cafeteria: 3801 Ram Boulevard, Mineral Wells
  • Pavilion at Sportsman’s World: 6020 Hell’s Gate Loop Road, Strawn
  • Westlake Chapel: 501 Highway 1148, Graham
  • Southside Church of Christ: 1401 S.E. 25th Avenue, Mineral Wells
  • Fairview Baptist Church: 1062 Fairview Road, Mineral Well

Further information can be found online at the Palo Pinto County website or on the Palo Pinto County Elections and Voter Registration Facebook page.

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