Voting is safe in Bexar County -
The Bexar County Office of Emergency Management is providing mandatory emergency preparedness training to all poll workers. In addition, the Bexar County Sheriff's Department will have deputies distributed throughout the county near polling sites to provide timely assistance. Finally, Sheriff Salazar is in contact with ICE who have assured him that they will not have a presence at any polling sites.
Voting Locations -
County-wide voting will continue; you are not required to vote at your precinct’s polling location. There are 57 Early Voting (October 19-30) sites and 300+ Election Day (November 3) polling sites. Check Early Voting polling site locations now at:
elections.bexar.gov/ Under
Election Information, click on the
Early Vote Locations & Hours tab
Polling Site Infrastructure -
BCED is working to improve the voting experience by:
1. Adding Poll Pads
2. Providing up to five check-in stations at high-volume sites
3. Purchasing new scanners
Voter Registration -
Voters must be registered by October 5th to vote in this election. If you’re concerned you might have been dropped from the voter rolls, visit the Bexar County Elections Department website at
elections.bexar.gov/. Under the
Voters tab
, click the
Check My Registration link and enter your DOB and house number to learn if your registration is active. If not active, complete and turn in a Voter Registration Card on or before October 5.
NOTE: New US Postal Service processing procedures will not guarantee your mail’s post mark or delivery date. If mailing, do so early.
Suspense List -
Voters who do not complete a required address update by the October 5th registration deadline may still vote by filling out a
Statement of Residence form when they check in to vote.
NOTE: Elections departments are not allowed to forward returned mail to confirm the accuracy of your address. When completing a Vote-by-Mail Ballot request or a Statement of Residence form, write in your full, accurate address (do not write “Same”).