Voters
If you want to vote by mail in the city and county elections on Saturday, May 6, plan ahead.
A demographics reporter who has covered voting rights issues in Texas is being honored by AARP Texas for producing impactful journalism projects that address the interests and needs of older Texans and their families.
AARP asked the Austin mayoral candidates where they stand on key issues for 50-plus voters.
Texas voters must have an acceptable reason to cast a mail-in ballot, but early voting is available across the state.
AARP asked Bexar County judge candidates where they stand on civic participation, housing and issues vital to voters age 50 and up.
Voters age 50+ expect candidates to listen to them and focus on the issues that matter to them. Visit www.aarp.org/inmyshoes
The Texas Primary Runoff elections take place this month. Early voting starts May 16 and runs until May 20. Election Day voting takes place May 24.
AARP Texas Director Tina Tran issued a statement on Wednesday, April 6, in response to reports by the Texas Secretary of State’s Office of widespread ballot rejections in the recent Texas Primary Election:
AUSTIN, Texas — AARP Texas Director Tina Tran issued the following statement in response to reports of widespread rejections of mail-in ballot applications in advance of the March 1 Texas Primary election:
Eight proposed state constitutional amendments are on the ballot in Texas – and early voting opportunities will soon be underway.
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