Posted on 10/22/2012 5:52:04 AM PDT by deport
Texas in person early voting begins Oct. 22 and ends Nov. 2.Check with your County Registrar of Voters for early voting sites and hours of operation.
In the 2008 General Election 39.42% of the registered voters or 5,351,660 votes were cast during the Early Voting period.
Texas Secretary of State Elections and Voter Information
2012 November General Election Candidates
Application for Ballot by Mail
To be eligible to vote by mail in Texas, you must:
- be 65 years or older;
- be disabled;
- be out of the county on election day and during the period for early voting by personal appearance; or
- be confined in jail, but otherwise eligible.
(Excerpt) Read more at sos.state.tx.us ...
Obama’s Foreign Policy is just one BLUNDER after another.
What was judicious about the slaughter of Our Libyan Ambassador?
What was honorable about the Benghazi Cover Up?
What is stable about an AWOL, Empty Chair Commander In Chief?
Send the BLUNDERING Obama back to the slum streets of Chicago!
Finishing morning coffee now, then off to the booth. I cannot wait. No quarter!
In 2008 I went to vote early and the lines were so long I decided to wait until election day. And it was very depressing. You could tell by the looks on peoples’ faces they couldn’t wait to vote for obama. I hope it’s Romney supporters’ faces that are all lit up today.
Our 8 yr old son is excited about this election, so I promised him I would take him with me after school today so he could witness my vote against Obama & for Romney.
Voting hours here are from 9am to 4pm.
Also Colorado early voting starts today. Colorado has had mail-in voting going for a week (I turned in my ballot Friday at the Board of Elections because I don’t trust some of the USPS people to not ditch ballots in GOP areas).
I voted Texas early at 8 am.
When they opened the doors, the guy behind me said audibly, “I’ve been waiting four years for this.”
He spoke for everyone there as best as I could tell, and there were about 20 of us, and probably a dozen more by the time I left at 8:07.
Late night news from Austin showed the Congregation of the Clueless gathering for early voting, which begins this morning. Wonder how much the Democrat Party paid that scruffy-looking bunch to show up for TV?
And speaking of clueless, the Dallas Morning News endorsed totally-bland Democrat Paul Sadler for the Senate race, instead of the awesome Republican Ted Cruz, proving once again that the Dallas and Houston newspapers aren’t fit to house-train your dog on.
Dallas is a bastion for Democrats. Nobody pays attention to the Morning News any more. I haven’t set foot in Dallas proper for years. The surrounding suburbs are solid red though. Except maybe for Irving which is a sanctuary city. Sad. Irving used to be a nice place. Lived there for years back in the 70’s.
Voted this morning straight Republican ticket!
I truly wonder in today’s world if a newspaper endorsement means anything to the voters.
Euless, TX Library voting precinct has Obama 2012 signs, not 1 Romney sign. What gives?
I had to present my drivers license in order to vote. :-)
Voted this morning
I’m going out later and if the lines aren’t long I’ll stop and do my duty.
Be there later today or tomorrow
I had to present my drivers license in order to vote. :-)
I’ve used my DL for years now as I never carry my registration card with me. Just show them my DL and sign the roles, vote and go on. Most all people have a valid ID and imo it should be require as a step in the voting process.
Just voted. A guy had on a t-shirt that said “Makers not Takers” and they told him to take it off. He refused and the poll worker said “I know who you’re voting for.”
The guy said “How does this shirt tell you who I’m voting for?” He was told again that he’d have to take it off. They compromised and he rolled it up and exposed his belly.
I had a feeling it’s primary Romney voters. There weren’t very many obvious obama voters. But, this is Texas and Romney will win big here.
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