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Early voting begins for May 2 Uniform Election
WEEKEND EDITION
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Cindy Aguirre-Herrera
(Seguin) -- Early voting begins today in Guadalupe County for the May 2 Uniform Election. Among the items on the ballot are the $65 million bond election in Navarro ISD, ballot propositions for the city of New Braunfels and a $295 million bond election in SchertzCibolo Universal City ISD. Guadalupe County’s new Elections Administrator, Cristian “Cris” Pérez García, says voters are encouraged to check their sample ballot on the Guadalupe County elections website before heading to the polls because not every voter will have a race or proposition on their ballot. Perez Garcia says depending on where they live, some voters may only see a handful of races or propositions while others could have school board races, city council contests or bond elections. “For May 2nd, it’s usually local political entities that are having
elections, so it just depends on where you live,” said Perez Garcia. Perez Garcia says for this election, there will be five locations available during early voting. “So, for early voting, we have four locations. We have Redemptive Grace Ministries, the Schertz Annex on Elbel Road, and the Selma City Hall and Marion ISD, in addition to our main early voting location that’s going to be the Elections Administration Office here in Seguin,” said Perez Garcia. Voters are reminded of that new Guadalupe County Elections Office located at 3251 N. Highway 123. Early voting will continue through April 28. Perez Garcia says voters, however, should take note that early voting will pause this Tuesday because of a state holiday. Election, pg. 3
Navarro ISD voters to weigh in on $65 million bond issue Early voting begins today Cindy Aguirre-Herrera
(Geronimo) -- Navarro ISD voters today will have their first opportunity to weigh in on a proposed $65 million bond package. The single-proposition bond election is aimed at addressing enrollment growth and facility needs across the district. Navarro ISD officials say the proposal would be completed with no increase to the district’s current tax rate. According to Navarro ISD Superintendent Dr. Mandy Epley, the bond package focuses on several areas across the district. “It is for facilities reinvestment. That’s a roof and HVAC system at
the current Navarro Elementary, as well as the current annex building. All of that will become the future early childhood center. It’s also got a junior high expansion. It’s additional classrooms and a cafetorium, as well as some refresh to the secondary gym, some drainage fencing, and renovation of the current cafetorium and kitchen. And then our transportation, which would be the last part of the proposition, which includes buses and secured parking expansion for the district fleet. And that is a total of $65 million, which is at a no tax rate increase,” said Epley. Bond, pg. 3