Election Day Approaches: San Antonio Residents Prepare to Cast Their Votes

Election Day Excitement in San Antonio

San Antonio is gearing up for a big day! With just a day left for early voting, residents are buzzing with anticipation for the upcoming election on Tuesday, November 5. If you haven’t made it out to the polls yet, don’t worry! You still have one last chance to cast your vote. Early voting wraps up soon, and the energy in the city is palpable.

Where Can You Vote?

Many polling locations will be set up at schools throughout the San Antonio area, making it super convenient for many of you to swing by and vote. While some school districts will take a break for election day, it’s important to note that many others will still have classes in session on Tuesday. For instance, the San Antonio Independent School District (SAISD) will have several of its schools open as polling places while students are in class. That means a bit of a hustle and bustle around the schools as voters and students share the space.

On the flip side, several schools in the Northside Independent School District (NISD) will also serve as polling sites, but those schools will be closed for the day. If you’re not sure about your district, that’s perfectly okay! There has been a helpful compilation of which schools will be open and which will be closed based on the districts’ 2024-2025 academic calendar.

A Comprehensive List for Voters

Whether you’re in La Vernia ISD or Alamo Heights ISD, it’s vital to know where you need to go to have your voice heard. The list includes a range of districts that will either be open for voting or closed in observance of the election day. Here are a few examples:

• Basis Texas Charter Schools
• Boerne ISD
• Lackland ISD
• South San Antonio ISD
• Southside ISD
• Marion ISD
• Medina Valley ISD
• San Antonio ISD
• Randolph ISD
• Schertz-Cibolo-Universal City ISD
• Somerset ISD
• Comal ISD
• East Central ISD
• Harlandale ISD
• North East ISD
• IDEA Public Schools
• Judson ISD
• Northside ISD
• Southwest ISD

If you want to get all the details about where to vote and how to make your voice count, there’s a thoughtful resource with the full list of polling sites available for the election day fun.

Polls Open Aplenty!

Get ready to mark your calendars, because polling places will be buzzing with activity from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. on November 5. Don’t let the day pass by without casting your ballot! Election officials are working hard to make sure that everything runs smoothly and safely during the voting process.

Voter Safety and Integrity

As always, safety is a priority. In Bexar County, measures have been taken to ensure a) smooth b) secure polling experience for everyone involved. There are volunteer organizations joining forces to simplify access to election information, making it easy for you to stay informed.

Final Thoughts

The countdown is on! As we head towards Election Day, make sure you’re aware of where your polling place is and how to vote. Whether you’re a seasoned voter or this is your first time, every voice matters. Gather your family, remind your friends, and let’s show up for our San Antonio community! Get ready to make your mark and participate in the future of our great city!