Texas: In Person Early Voting Monday Oct. 22 --- Friday Nov. 2.

Texas Sectretary of State Website ^ | 10-22-2012 | TxSOS website

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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.

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For what it's worth.

November 6, 2012
Early Voting
Cumulative Totals
Thru Close of Business
October 22, 2012

County	Reg Voters	# In Person On 10/22/2012	Cumulative In-Person Voters	Cumulative % In-Person	Cumulative By Mail Voters	Cumulative In-Person And Mail Voters	Cumulative Percent Early Voting
Harris	2,000,011	47,093	47,093	2.35%	40,566	87,659	4.38%
Dallas	1,177,468	32,266	32,266	2.74%	16,611	48,877	4.15%
Tarrant	974,880	30,137	30,137	3.09%	22,088	52,225	5.36%
Bexar	918,552	30,087	30,087	3.28%	7,529	37,616	4.10%
Travis	632,962	16,378	16,378	2.59%	4,557	20,935	3.31%
Collin	458,872	16,531	16,531	3.60%	4,504	21,035	4.58%
El Paso	383,737	8,243	8,243	2.15%	1,222	9,465	2.47%
Denton	386,742	12,300	12,300	3.18%	3,930	16,230	4.20%
Fort Bend	339,694	13,264	13,264	3.90%	6,778	20,042	5.90%
Hidalgo	304,823	11,980	11,980	3.93%	1,844	13,824	4.54%
Montgomery	264,980	9,152	9,152	3.45%	5,869	15,021	5.67%
Williamson	253,440	9,257	9,257	3.65%	3,147	12,404	4.89%
Nueces	191,960	4,919	4,919	2.56%	2,391	7,310	3.81%
Galveston	185,379	7,444	7,444	4.02%	3,975	11,419	6.16%
Cameron	180,389	4,027	4,027	2.23%	783	4,810	2.67%
Total	8,653,889	253,078	253,078	2.92%	125,794	378,872	4.38%

[wayoverthehill]

My daughter in law’s dad lives in Euless too. His area is still OK but I notice when driving out there that parts of Euless are deteriorating.

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I’m glad to see Irving finally came to its senses. At one time it was a sanctuary city as far as I know. Not when I lived there, however. I left Irving in 1984.

[LastDayz]

The by mail voters seem pretty high in Harris, Tarrant, Fort Bend, Montgomery, and Galveston counties.

Given the proclivity of the Rat’s to voter fraud as well as the relative ease to which this can be accomplished, I find those numbers highly suspect.

Maybe it’s just me but my “spidey-sense” started going off when I saw the day one numbers.

Some comparative stats from the last few election cycles may be needed to alleviate my concerns.