New on the guide: Neill Snider (Libertarian), candidate for Commissioner of the General Land Office, answered the questions every candidate on the Nov. 3 ballot is offered. Published as written. No endorsements. https://t.co/WJaOh1xDQZ
Big crowds in San Angelo today. We were there! If you're heading to vote, every race and every candidate on your Tom Green County ballot is in one place, with early voting turnout updated daily. Early voting runs through Fri, Oct. 30. https://t.co/5dESSKbkVu
Way to go, Tom Green County! ๐ณ๏ธ We're #8 of 29 reporting West Texas counties for early in-person turnout through Oct. 21: 10.6% of registered voters, per the Texas Secretary of State. Let's keep it going. Early voting runs through Fri, Oct. 30: https://t.co/tCqa1JVYGY
@ASURamPage Thanks for spreading the word, @ASURamPage! One small fix: early voting in Tom Green county ends Friday, October 30, per the Texas Secretary of State. Election day is Tuesday, November 3. Early voting dates, locations, and daily turnout is available at https://t.co/5dESSKaN5W
New: an early-voting tracker for Tom Green County, Texas.
Day 1: 3,550 early votes, 4.8% of registered voters (2022 midterm, Day 1: 2,749).
Daily Texas Secretary of State counts, a 3D county map, and West Texas rankings, updated each morning:
https://t.co/tCqa1JVYGY
Just leaving the Tom Green elections office after casting my ballot for early voting. Absolutely wonderful to see so many people! The line was out the door!! They are averaging over 100 people an hour. So glad to see the community showing up!
-Tim
@JespersenTX
Tom Green County early voting so far: 3,144 in-person ballots cast and 2,087 mail ballots returned as of Tuesday morning, per the Elections Office via San Angelo LIVE: https://t.co/EplSLXbYTE
Early voting runs through Oct. 30. Places and hours: https://t.co/WZrspewSgd
Early voting starts today in Tom Green County and runs through Oct. 30. Vote at any of five San Angelo locations, 8 a.m.โ5 p.m. this week.
Places and full hours: https://t.co/WZrspewSgd
Not the official ballot. Confirm with the Tom Green County Elections Office, 325-659-6541.
New on the guide: Riley Rodriquez (Democratic), candidate for State Senator, District 28, answered the questions every candidate on the Nov. 3 ballot is offered. Published as written. No endorsements. https://t.co/OMEm34eU3f
Tip: mark names as you read and use "Your marked choices" to copy, print, or email your list. Marking a name does not cast a vote; it stays only on your phone or computer. Confirm details with the Tom Green County Elections Office. https://t.co/qk6XMwTGjr
Where do the names come from? Each person in this guide is named in an official election document: the state ballot certification, a county sample ballot, or the San Angelo recall resolution. Never from a news story or campaign page. https://t.co/24ArN6qFx0
New on the guide: Thomas Smith (@smithfortx) (Republican), candidate for Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 3, answered the questions every candidate on the Nov. 3 ballot is offered. Published as written. No endorsements. https://t.co/fYnAQtjzCE
Early voting in person in Tom Green County starts Monday, Oct. 19 and runs through Friday, Oct. 30. During early voting you may vote at any of five places in San Angelo. Places and hours: https://t.co/WZrspewkqF
Your ballot may be shorter than the full list. Type a street address or town on the home page to see the races for that place, plus the nearest early-voting places. Federal and statewide races are on every ballot in the county. https://t.co/qk6XMwTGjr
Voting by mail in Texas is limited to voters who are 65+, sick or disabled, expecting to give birth near Election Day, out of the county for early voting and Election Day, or confined in jail but eligible. Applications must be received by Fri., Oct. 23. https://t.co/8nXnVmZWNt
New on the guide: Shiloh Salazar (Democratic), candidate for State Representative, District 72, answered the questions every candidate on the Nov. 3 ballot is offered. Published as written. No endorsements. https://t.co/1vh9u5tqp4
New on the guide: Mark Ash (Libertarian), candidate for Judge, Court of Criminal Appeals, Place 3, answered the questions every candidate on the Nov. 3 ballot is offered. Published as written. No endorsements. https://t.co/HoW9LpvNG0
City of San Angelo, Proposition A asks: "Shall Harold 'Harry' Thomas be removed from the office City Council Member, Single Member District 3 by recall?" Only qualified voters of District 3 vote on it. The guide does not say how to vote. https://t.co/7a5HS88BkD