ABoR Voter Resources

This November, Texans have the opportunity to cast their vote for the President, U.S. Senator, U.S. House of Representatives and several Texas State officials including Texas House of Representatives. Several Communities in Central Texas are holding elections for various offices and propositions. In the City of Austin, voters will be electing several City Council Members and the Mayor. We’ve created this one-stop-shop voter resource hub to make it easier for you and your friends, family and clients to make a plan to vote!

Each local election cycle, ABoR conducts candidate interviews for individuals running for elected office in Travis County and the City of Austin to determine whether they are worthy of ABoR’s support. Our candidate interview process provides an opportunity for ABoR members to become better acquainted with candidates running for elected office and their stances on issues that affect the real estate industry. Click here for more information about how you can participate in candidate interviews.

KEY DATES

Registration Deadline – Monday, October 7, 2024

Check your Voter Registration Here

Early Voting – Monday October 21, 2024 – Friday, November, 1 2024

Last Day to Apply for Ballot by Mail – Friday, October 25, 2024

Election Day – Tuesday, November 5, 2024

 

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Whether you’re voting early or on Election Day it’s important to have a plan! Find your closest polling place and voting hours using the resources below.

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Not sure what’s on your ballot? The League of Women Voters offers a nonpartisan voting guide and a complete list of all contests on your ballot, including local offices and propositions. County Elections Offices also provide sample ballots. Use the resources below to find personalized ballot information before you go vote!

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The resources below detail the candidates supported by TREPAC and give you the tools you need to educate yourself on the issues ABoR advocates for by reading through ABoR’s Public Policy Principles as you make a plan to vote.