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Today marks final day of early voting Nov. 5 General Election to feature several races Cindy Aguirre-Herrera
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Remembering our loved ones
A Dia de los Muertos celebration is set for Saturday night, Nov. 2, from 4 to 8 p.m. in downtown Seguin. See story on page 3.
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(Seguin) – If you don’t want to risk the chance of standing in potentially long lines on Election Day, then you might want to consider taking advantage of today’s final day of early voting. Voters continue to visit the 9 early voting polling locations throughout Guadalupe County. As reported earlier, that’s three more additional sites than usual. The three new early voting locations include the Marion ISD Tondre Room, the Seguin ISD Admin Building and Selma City Hall. The remaining polling sites include New Berlin Community Center, the Elections Office Annex in Schertz, the Cibolo Fire Station #2, the Central Texas Technology Center, Redemptive Grace Ministries and the Guadalupe County Elections Office in Seguin. Polls will be open today from
7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Curbside voting will also be available at each earlyvoting polling location. Those unable to get out of their vehicles are encouraged to call the number available on the sign outside. Those wishing to print their sample ballot in advance of casting their ballot are encouraged to visit the elections office website at co.guadalupe.tx.us/ Meanwhile, local voters are reminded of the list of candidates that they will be choosing during the Nov. 5 Presidential and General Election. Of course, the featured contest is the race for the President of the United States between Former President and Republican Candidate Donald Trump and current Vice President and Democratic Candidate Kamala Harris. Voting, pg. 4