voting

Where will you vote? Where will you NOT vote? For whom can you no longer vote? And, in the middle of a pandemic, can you just mail it in?

If you want to vote in the Texas primary runoff election, you will need to be registered to vote by today.

As our country moves forward during incredibly tough times, we must now ask ourselves, what can we do to continue to voice our opinions and make a difference?

It's a new year and, as far as elections go, it's going to a busy and especially important one.

Early voting begins today in Las Cruces and residents can register to vote the same day they actually cast their votes.

A series of public meetings have been scheduled to explain what's up with the proposed "Public Safety Bond" set to be on the ballot November 5th.

The election is May 4th but, you can get your vote in now.

Get on out there and vote, unless you're a Putin backer!

Beneath all the "us vs. them" mentalities, misinformation, hateful rhetoric and general stupidity you hear and see everywhere lies one very important truth.

We've heard a lot about people without IDs having problems voting. Well, you can still vote without an ID. Here's how.

A glitch is being reported with voting machines in Texas. Some people are saying when they vote "straight-party" for the Democrats, it actually selects Ted Cruz for Senate.

It's time to get your vote in! Find out the early voting locations in the El Paso, Abilene and San Angelo areas. Also, find out if you're registered to vote.