Which precinct
do you vote in?
Type your address. You will get your voting precinct, your commissioner precinct, your city, and the voting centers nearest your house — pinned on the county map. Nothing is stored. The only thing sent anywhere is the address text itself, to a free OpenStreetMap geocoder, so it can be turned into a map coordinate.
Street suggestions come from a list of all 24,061 Fort Bend street names held on this site — no third-party autocomplete, no tracking. Add your house number in front.
Voting precinct
—Commissioner & JP precinct
— Precinct number’s first digitCity
—Voting centers nearest you
Address lookup by Photon and Nominatim, using data © OpenStreetMap contributors (ODbL). Precinct and city boundaries are U.S. Census Bureau TIGER data. Precincts can change — the county is the authority.
Your location on the county
Fort Bend County, drawn
160 voting precincts, shaded by the city they sit in, with all 31 countywide voting centers marked. Your address appears as a pin once you search.
Fort Bend County
160 precincts
Search an address above and it will be pinned here, with its precinct isolated.
Zoom with the + and − buttons, or the arrow keys.
Color key · precincts by city
Whatever your precinct
Every Fort Bend voter gets the same judicial ballot
Your precinct decides which building you vote in, not which judges you vote for. All 17 cities and every precinct in the county elect all 31 of these races.
Need the nearest polling place? Find voting locations on Votcen — or get the app for iOS or Android.