Early voting starts in Texas today

Early voting set to get underway in just a few hours for this year's midterm election. Now the candidates for state senate will be out on the campaign trail in North Texas vying for voters. Fox 4's Dan Godwin live at the Dallas County Elections Department with a look at those plans. Dan. Well good morning Shannon. The build-up and the analysis and the predictions surrounding this midterm election have been non-stop for weeks and starting this morning voters will be able to actually go to polling sites and cast their ballots for early voting registered voters can go to any polling location in the county where they reside be sure to bring a photo id to prove your identity it's also a good idea if you have any doubts to verify your registration status to make sure there are no issues with that that can be done by going to the state elections website, VoteTexas.gov. There are instructions there to walk you through the process. Both candidates for U.S. Senate in Texas will be making stops today as voters prepare to head to the polls. Republican Ken Paxton's Come and Take It bus tour will be making a stop in Allen at 1130 this morning. He'll also be in Fort Worth tonight with Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. On the Democratic side, James Tallarico will make stops in Denton and Fort Worth today for his Clear Eyes, Full Hearts tour. He'll also be at the UNT campus at 1 this afternoon. Early voting continues until Friday, October 30th, election day itself, Tuesday, November 4th. Reporting at the Dallas County Elections Department, Dan Godwin on Good Day.