Early Voting starts April 22.
Election Day May 4.
The NEISD School Board Election is one of the most consequential elections of the year.
School Board elections are traditionally nonpartisan. Right wing activists have changed all that. NEISD has good candidates for each seat on the board. The district has an equal number of activists who are determined to reshape the educational system to support their radical views on VOUCHERS, BOOK BANS and an array of GENDER ISSUES.
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To learn more about the assault of activist groups on the Texas education system, see The Book-Loving Texan’s Guide to the May 2024 School Board Elections.
To volunteer to help Get Out the Vote for board candidates, click
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Be a Volunteer Deputy Registrar
The Number 1 way to change politics is to register people to vote and then encourage them to show up on election day.
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Volunteer Deputy Registrars (VDRs) are entrusted with the responsibility of officially registering voters in the State of Texas. They are appointed by the Bexar County Elections Administrator and charged with helping increase voter registration in the state.
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Three ways for you to become a Volunteer Deputy Registrar in a Bexar County
The Bexar County Elections Office offers VDR training by online and in person. To see the 2022 training schedule and register for training, click here.
A county may allow you to become a VDR by taking an online test.
Study the following before you take the test: Volunteer Deputy Registrar Training (PDF) | Spanish (PDF) and VDR examination (PDF). ComunÃquese con el Departamento de Elecciones del Condado de Bexar para obtener información sobre cómo tomar el examen en español.
Complete this form to request an appointment as a VDR. | Complete este formulario en español para solicitar una cita como VDR.
You can take the VDR test online or in person at your county's voter registrar's office Your VDR trainer will tell you what to do about the test.
If you pass the VDR test, your county voter registrar must appoint the you as a volunteer deputy registrar, and advise you of any county-specific policies.
To learn more, call the Bexar County Elections Office at 210-335-6625.
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You are not required to retake the VDR test to become a VDR in another county.
If you passed the test in one county and are a certified VDR you should submit a Request for Appointment as a Volunteer Deputy Registrar with the new county.
The county voter registrar in the new county will appoint you as a volunteer deputy registrar and advise you of any county-specific procedures for completing the duties of a volunteer deputy registrar