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County Opens Vote Centers for Nov. 5 Election

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For the first time ever, Comal County residents can cast their votes at any new Vote Center in the county.

It’s election day tomorrow for Texas constitutional amendments, and for the first time ever residents can cast their ballot at any one of 13 Vote Centers, countywide.

A  photo ID or a state-approved alternate is required to vote at these locations:

New Braunfels
• Comal County Courthouse, 100 Main Plaza
• Comal County Goodwin Annex, 1297 Church Hill Drive
• Comal County Senior Citizens Center, 655 Landa St.
• Christ Our King Anglican Church, 115 Kings Way
• Westside Community Center, 2932 S. IH-35
• Christ Presbyterian Church, 1620 Common St.
• Vintage Oaks Amenity Center, 1250 Via Principale

Bulverde/Spring Branch
• Mammen Family Public Library, 131 Bulverde Crossing
• Bulverde Spring Branch Fire & EMS, 30475 Johnson Way
• Rebecca Creek Baptist Church, 11755 U.S. Highway 281 N.

Canyon Lake
• Tye Preston Memorial Library, 16311 S. Access Road
• North Shore United Methodist Church, 23880 N. Cranes Mill Road

Garden Ridge
• Jay F. Feibelman Garden Ridge Community Center, 9500 Municipal Parkway

Need more info? Visit www.votecomal.com.

On tomorrow’s ballot are 10 proposed constitutional amendments approved by the Texas legislature this spring. To review those, click here. Also on the ballot is a proposed tax increase for Emergency Services Dist. 3 (Canyon Lake Fire/EMS) that would increase in the maximum rate of the ad valorem tax imposed by Comal County Emergency Services District No. 3 from eight cents per one $100 valuation to a rate of ten cents per $100 valuation.

To research and personalize your ballot choice or check the status of your voter registration, visit League of Women Voters of the Comal Area’s special website, vote411.org.

In January, Cynthia Jacqua, Comal County elections coordinator, said the new vote centers give residents greater flexibility about casting their ballots.

“This program still allows residents to vote at their neighborhood polling place, but also allows commuters and anyone with a busy schedule to vote wherever it is most convenient for them,” she said.

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