Texas Voters to Decide City Elections, Amendments
It's Election Day, and voters across the state will decide whether to add 10 amendments to the Texas Constitution. Voters in several cities also will be picking mayors and city council members.
Local elections could draw voters to what has so far been a sleepy election. Only 2.1 percent of the state's registered voters turned out for early voting in the state's top 15 counties, according to the Texas secretary of state. It was slightly higher in Travis and Harris counties, but in El Paso and Hidalgo counties, fewer than 1 percent voted early.
Various local ...
Comments (5)
BiffTannen
Why do you even give copyspace to that fruitball Medina? If it wasn't for the government, her business wouldn't have even gotten off the ground. Why don't we do away with federal loan guarantees?
Sandy Burton via Texas Tribune on Facebook
It's sad there wasn't a published list of polling places for today in the paper. I voted early, but my husband didn't and I'm not even sure where he needs to go to vote today. ugh!
Karen Burleson via Texas Tribune on Facebook
www.lwvtexas.org gives explanations about the issues.
Karen Burleson via Texas Tribune on Facebook
https://team1.sos.state.tx.us/voterws/viw/faces/SearchSelectionPolling.jsp will help you find the polling place.
Bill Eaves via Texas Tribune on Facebook
Not a good sign!
Just don't start winning & bitching after today if u don't like what happens!