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Get Ready for San Antonio’s Local Election

San Antonio’s municipal election is set for Saturday, May 6th, with early voting between April 21st and May 2nd. These are important dates, but we’ve also got some other dates for you to mark on your calendars. Lots of great organizations are hosting events to help San Antonians get ready for the election—from voter registration drives to candidate forums. We put together a list of these events and groups, because while voting is the ultimate goal, the first steps are getting registered and getting informed!

Register to Vote

The deadline to register to vote in the municipal election is April 6th! To register to vote in Texas, you need to fill out a registration application, print and sign it, and mail it in to your county elections department. You can get the application here, and find out more details about changing your information here (the deadline to update your address or name is also April 6th). If you need any help with the process, local organizations are hosting opportunities to do just that!

Thursday, April 6th

Voter registration deputies will be hanging out at La Botánica and The Squeezebox (both on N. St Mary’s) Thursday evening. They’ll help you register to vote, and you’ll get to enjoy some live music!

Everyday

The San Antonio Hispanic Chamber has voter registration cards available at their office. You can stop by Pearl Brewery – 200 E. Grayson, Suite 203 from 8 am – 5 pm on weekdays to pick yours up. 

Get Informed

There are lots of opportunities to hear more about the 2017 election and candidates. From mayoral town halls to city council forums, take advantage of these events and get to know more about who’s running to represent you.

Sunday, April 9th

The Esperanza Peace and Justice Center will host a mayoral forum on social, economic, gender and environmental justice. Read more here. 

Saturday, April 22nd

The League of Women Voters of the San Antonio Area and The Vineyard Neighborhood Association will host a District 9 candidate forum on April 22nd at 10 am at the Vineyard Community Center. More details here.

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