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Bexar County Elections Department
Jacquelyn F. Callanen,
Elections Administrator
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NOVEMBER 2, 2021 ELECTIONS
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Early Vote Period: Monday, October 18, 2021 – Friday, October 29, 2021Election Day: Tuesday, November 2, 2021
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2021-11-02 19:00:00 GMT-05:00
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JOINT CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT,
GENERAL, SPECIAL & BOND
ELECTION -
Early voters can visit any of our Early Vote Centers to vote.
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Download this map to view Vote Centers in Bexar County.
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View the generic sample ballot for the election.
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Download a list of all Joint Constitutional Amendment, General, Special & Bond Election Day Vote CentersElection Day Vote Centers are open November 2, 7 AM until 7 PMVoters can visit any of these Vote Centers to vote on election day.
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Special State Representative
District 118
Runoff Election -
Early voters can visit any of these Early Vote Centers to vote.
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Download this map to view Vote Centers in Bexar County.
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View the generic sample ballot for the election.
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Download a list of all Special State Representative District 118 Runoff Election Day Vote CentersElection Day Vote Centers are open November 2, 7 AM until 7 PMVoters can visit any of these Vote Centers to vote on election day.
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Check your registration and find your individual sample ballot and Vote Centers.Find the individual sample ballot and Vote Centers for an address.The address must match what is on the Voter Registration record.
NOTE: The searches can only run one election at a time and will display results for the Joint Constitutional Amendment, General, Special & Bond Election.
Welcome!
The Bexar County Elections Department is responsible for voter registration activities and election operations throughout Bexar County. This includes 734 voting precincts, 53 political subdivisions, 20 Independent School Districts, 29 Cities, 3 Military Installations (including Lackland AFB, Fort Sam Houston, and Randolph Air Force Base), and over 1,179,047 registered voters.
Events (Open to the Public)
- Volunteer Duty Registrars Zoom Course
- Volunteer Deputy Registrar Certification Training 2021-2022 (In-person Training Discontinued)
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Friday, October 22
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Equipment Review Training for Judges & Clerks Judges & Clerks assigned to work November 2, 2021 Election Day may work at their own pace review...
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Equipment Review Training for Judges & Clerks Judges & Clerks assigned to work November 2, 2021 Election Day may work at their own pace review...
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Saturday, October 23
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Equipment Review Training for Judges & Clerks Judges & Clerks assigned to work November 2, 2021 Election Day may work at their own pace review...
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Volunteer Deputy Registrar Certification Training 2021-2022
We are excited to announce the return of the Volunteer Deputy Registrar Training Program. In order to ensure everyone’s safety, the are now 3 options available at this time to become a Volunteer Deputy Voter Registrar in Bexar County. Learn more about the training options >
Notices
- Bexar County Emergency Services District #9, Order of Special Election
- City of Converse, Order of Elections for Municipalities
- City of Schertz, Notice of General, Special & Bond Election for Bexar, Comal & Guadalupe Counties (ENG/SPAN)
- City of Windcrest, Notice of Bond Election (ENG)/ (SPAN)
- City of Windcrest, Notice of Special Election Proposition A (ENG)/(SPAN)
- Comal ISD VATRE Notice of Election (ENG/SPAN)
- East Central ISD, Notice of Election (ENG)/ (SPAN)
- Judson ISD, Notice of Election (ENG)/(SPAN)
- Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD, Order of General Election (Revised)
- Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD, Order of General Election
- Southside ISD, Notice of Bond Election (ENG)/(SPAN)
- Southside ISD Voter Information Document (ENG)/(SPAN)
- Green Valley Special Utility District, Order of Election
Election Identification Cards
For questions or more information regarding the EIC program, please contact the Bexar County Elections Office.
Voter ID Information
For further information visit VoteTexas.Gov.
ID Required for Texas Voters
- Election Identification Certificates (EIC) Available
- Acceptable Forms of ID
- ID Required for Texas Voters
- Se requiere identificatión para votar en Texas
Check Your Voter Information
To check to see if your information matches, visit the Texas Secretary of State’s Voter Registration page. Put in your birthdate and the house number and it will give you the name you currently have on your official voter registration card. You can also call the Elections Department at 210-335-VOTE (8683).
Make sure your voter information is up to date. If you’ve moved, changed apartments, or your name, your voter information must be updated.