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County approves nine early‑voting sites and expanded hours for Nov. 5 election

Guadalupe County Commissioners Court · August 6, 2024
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Summary

Elections Administrator Lisa Hayes presented an early voting plan with nine locations and expanded hours (including weekend and Sunday hours) to help manage expected high turnout for the Nov. 5, 2024 general and special elections; the court approved the schedule and ordered the county election.

Elections Administrator Lisa Hayes told the court the county planned nine early voting locations this cycle to mitigate long lines. "We actually have 9 early voting locations in this election cycle," Hayes said, and listed locations including the Seguin Elections Office, Cibolo Fire Station No. 2, the New Berlin Community Center and Marion ISD Tundra Room.

Hayes said the county will expand hours — generally 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. during designated early voting weeks, Saturday hours and limited Sunday hours — and noted the last day to submit an application for a ballot by mail to her office is Oct. 25. The court approved the early voting schedule and subsequently ordered the Nov. 5 county election.