When can you greet?
Choose one to see its shifts. You are welcome to sign up for both.
Showing Early Voting shifts.
Give Me Two Hours During Early Voting
Stand outside an early voting site, smile, wave, and hand voters a card. That is the whole job, and Judge Morales will stop by shifts to say thank you in person.
What you are signing up for
- One shift, two hoursWeekday afternoons, Saturday 9 AM to 7 PM, Sunday noon to 6 PM at eight of the sites, and all day 7 AM to 7 PM October 28 to 30
- Bring a friend if you likeUp to four people can claim the same shift
- Supplies providedT-shirt, hat, and a bag of materials to hand out
- What it is notNo fundraising, no door knocking, no experience needed
Greeters are campaign volunteers, not county election workers, and always stay outside the posted 100 foot marker. Bring your own water, sunscreen, and a folding chair if you like. You will get a short training text before your first shift, and a text confirming your exact meeting spot and parking. This is about the campaign, not the courtroom. Judge Morales calls every case fair and square.
These are the county’s official early voting locations for November 3, 2026, approved by Commissioners Court. Early voting runs Monday, October 19 through Friday, October 30, 7 AM to 7 PM, except Sunday, October 25, when sites are open noon to 6 PM. The busiest locations are listed first, so start at the top: that is where a friendly face meets the most voters.
School locations: on school days, shifts start at 5 PM so the buses and carpool lines are clear before our team arrives.
Evenings are the most needed. The 5 to 7 PM shift covers the after work rush, when the most voters arrive. If you can take an evening, that is where the campaign needs you first.
Pick your location and shift
Locations are ranked by how many early voters they served in recent elections. Tap a location to see its days and times.
How to sign up
- Tap a location to open its days, then tap every shift you want. Each one turns green, and you can take up to 12 at a time, at any locations and on any days.
- Tap the red Claim my shifts button that appears at the bottom of your screen.
- Fill in your information once and tap Claim my shifts. You will get one email listing all of your shifts, with a calendar file and a cancel link for each one.
Changed your mind before you claim? Tap a green shift again to unpick it. Each shift holds four people, so a friend can take the same shifts you do.
Not sure about a time?
Check the flexible option and the volunteer coordinator will place you where the team needs help most.
Showing Election Day shifts.
Give Me Four Hours on Election Day
Stand outside a voting location on Tuesday, November 3, smile, wave, and hand voters a card. That is the whole job, and Judge Morales will stop by shifts to say thank you in person.
I am deeply grateful to every one of you. A friendly face at the polls is the best campaign we have.Judge Chris Morales
What you are signing up for
- One shift, four hours7 to 11 AM, 11 AM to 3 PM, or 3 to 7 PM on Tuesday, November 3
- Bring a friend if you likeUp to four people can claim the same shift, and up to six at the ten busiest locations
- Supplies providedT-shirt, hat, and a bag of materials to hand out
- What it is notNo fundraising, no door knocking, no experience needed
Greeters are campaign volunteers, not county election workers, and always stay outside the posted 100 foot marker. Bring your own water, sunscreen, and a folding chair if you like. You will get a short training text before your shift, and a text confirming your exact meeting spot and parking. This is about the campaign, not the courtroom. Judge Morales calls every case fair and square.
These are the county’s official Election Day voting locations for November 3, 2026, approved by Commissioners Court. Polls are open 7 AM to 7 PM, and any Fort Bend County voter may vote at any of them. The busiest locations are listed first, so start at the top: that is where a friendly face meets the most voters.
School locations: schools are open on Election Day, so bus and carpool lines run before 8 AM and after 3 PM. Park where your confirmation text tells you and stay clear of the car lines.
Mornings and evenings are the most needed. The 7 to 11 AM shift covers the before work rush and the 3 to 7 PM shift covers the after work rush, when the most voters arrive. If you can take one of those, that is where the campaign needs you first.
Pick your location and shift
Locations are ranked by how many Election Day voters they are expected to serve, based on recent elections. Search by name or city, or let the page find the sites nearest you. Red shifts are the most needed.
How to sign up
- Tap every shift you want. Each one turns green with a check, and you can take up to 12 at a time.
- Tap the red Claim my shifts button that appears at the bottom of your screen.
- Fill in your information once and tap Claim my shifts. You will get one email listing all of your shifts, with a calendar file and a cancel link for each one.
Changed your mind before you claim? Tap a green shift again to unpick it. Each shift holds four people (six at the ten busiest locations), so a friend can take the same shifts you do.
Red dots are the greeter sites. Tap a dot to jump to its sign up card. Scroll the page with two fingers on the map, or tap the map first to zoom.
Greeters stay outside the posted 100 foot marker and are friendly to every voter. Questions: contact@judgemorales.com.
Political advertising paid for by the Chris Morales Campaign, Janice Knight, Treasurer.