Election Day is here.
Texas voters head to the polls Tuesday, Nov. 4, to decide on 17 proposed constitutional amendments. The measures range from tax cuts and water infrastructure funding to voting rights.
There are no city races in El Paso this cycle, but several county contests appear on ballots in Horizon, Socorro, Tornillo, Vinton and Clint.
Early voting turnout in El Paso was sluggish at 4.67%, with only 24,202 of the county’s 518,387 registered voters casting ballots. With no high-profile races, Election Day turnout is expected to remain low.
Can you register to vote on Election Day 2025?
Oct. 6 was the deadline to register to vote or update your address for the general election. Texas voters had to register by that date, and early voting began Oct. 20.
Where can I vote near me?
Following is a list of voting locations across El Paso County:
What is there to vote for today? 17 proposed constitutional amendments to know about
Following is the ballot language for the 17 proposed constitutional amendments that will appear on Tuesday’s ballot:
Sample ballots for the proposed constitutional amendments and local races can be found at the El Paso County Elections Department website.
This article originally appeared on El Paso Times: Vote center near me in El Paso, Texas. Can you register to vote on Election Day 2025?
Reporting by Aaron A. Bedoya and Adam Powell, El Paso Times / El Paso Times
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