Election Day is hitting Bexar County on November 4th, and it’s time to get your game plan ready. This guide covers the essentials so you can show up informed and make your vote count for local leadership.
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Voting is free, but staying informed helps you weigh in on how your tax dollars are spent by local officials.
Every registered voter in Bexar County gets a direct say in who runs the city and what policies move forward.
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What to expect on the May 2 ballot in Bexar County KSAT