Wichita County to combine precincts, set 11 polling sites for Nov. 3 election
Elections administrator Robin told commissioners that, under a 2025 law allowing per-election precinct combinations, she proposes four grouping plans to reduce 40 precincts to 21 and establish 11 election-day polling locations; commissioners approved the list 5-0 and discussed poll-worker recruitment.
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Elections staffer Robin presented the court with a proposed set of four precinct combinations for the Nov. 3, 2026 general election that would reduce Wichita County’s 40 precincts to 21 for that election, allowing the county to operate 11 election-day polling locations while continuing to report results by original precinct. "Combining precincts is for an election only," Robin said, explaining the action is a per-election administrative step that leaves permanent precinct boundaries unchanged.
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