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Thursday’s Early Voting Turnout Still Holding At Historic Levels In Hays County

David LeDoux

By the time polls closed on Thursday, Hays County voters have turn out by the thousands to make sure they will get a say in the November election.

Want to keep up with how many people have hit the polls in Hays County already? How many mail-in ballots are being received? How many are voting in-person?

Corridor News brings voters the Early Voting Turnout Totals in this year’s three weeks of Early Voting leading up to Election Day.

Early voting started Tuesday, October 13, and voters are already hitting the polls in droves.

In July, Governor Greg Abbott announced the extension of the Early Voting period an additional week citing continued challenges posed by the coronavirus pandemic.

Current law allows those voters to submit their ballots to the early voting clerk’s office in person instead of mailing them in — but only while polls are open on Election Day.

This year early voting runs through October 31, with election day on Tuesday, November 3, in Hays County.

Because Texas State University’s LBJ Student Center, an on-campus voting location in the past, cannot be used this year due to the COVID-19 pandemic, university officials offered its Performing Arts Center (PAC) as an alternate location for on-campus voting this year.

Hays County has five super voting centers; Super Voting Centers have 24 machines, two check-in lines, and double the staff to help move larger volumes of voters.

For more information on early voting locations and Super Voting Centers, check out the full list HERE.
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FIND YOUR HAYS COUNTY SAMPLE BALLOT,
COUNTY SUPER VOTING CENTERS,
EARLY & ELECTION DAY POLLING CENTERS

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• TOTAL REGISTERED VOTERS IN HAYS: 152,674 •

TUESDAY, OCTOBER 13 – MONDAY, OCTOBER 22, 2020

HOW PEOPLE ARE VOTING TOTAL VOTED TOTAL % OF
REGISTERED VOTERS
EARLY IN PERSON 55,328 36.24%
MAIL-IN VOTE 10,485 6.86%
TOTAL VOTED 65,813 43.10%

 

IN-PERSON VOTING TOTALS BY LOCATION
OCTOBER 13 – 22, 2020

LOCATION TOTAL VOTED
10/13 – 10/21
TOTAL VOTED WED. 10/22
TOTAL
BUDA CITY HALL 7,187 708 7,895
DRIPPING SPRINGS PARK RANCH 6,237 572 6,809
HAYS COUNTY GOVERNMENT CENTER 5,556 495 6,051
HAYS COUNTY PRECINCT 4 5,340 470 5,810
HCISD ADMINISTRATION 4,695 336 5,031
KYLE CITY HALL 3,971 318 4,289
LIVE OAK ACADEMY 3,580 258 3,838
LIVE OAK HEALTH 2,055 155 2,210
SCUDDER PRIMARY 1,887 95 1,982
TEXAS STATE PERFORMANCE ARTS CENTER 3,799 364 4,163
WIMBERLEY COMMUNITY CENTER 4,198 286 4,484
YARRINGTON 2,603 163 2,766
TOTAL 51,108 4,220 55,328

 

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