Bexar County Early Voting Enters Its Final Three Days: What to Know Before the Polls Close Friday
Early voting runs Wednesday through Friday, Oct. 30, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at countywide sites, with 370,021 in-person ballots already cast - and the unofficial tracker corrected one of its daily figures this week as the county's own count page restated a day.
Bexar County's early voting enters its final three days on Wednesday, running through Friday, Oct. 30, with polls open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. in this final week. Early voting sites are countywide - any registered Bexar voter can vote at any location - and anyone in line when the polls close will still be allowed to vote. Election Day follows on Tuesday, Nov. 3.
Through Day 9, the ninth day of the 12-day period, Bexar voters had cast 370,021 in-person ballots, according to the unofficial tracker built on a scheduled scrape of the county's own live count page. The tracker posted a correction dated Oct. 28: Bexar's Day 4 figure was revised from 44,200 to 44,724, because the county's own live count page reported a cumulative 176,930 through Day 4 - 524 more than the originally compiled daily figures summed to. The tracker says it could not confirm which specific day the county restated, so it applied the full correction to Day 4. Day 9's figure of 42,013 matched the tracker's live scrape exactly.
Across the biggest Texas metros, the same compilation puts Harris County's in-person total at 742,200 ballots so far, Dallas County's at 445,100 and Tarrant County's at 418,700. The figures count in-person early votes only; mail ballots are not included, and the tracker is unofficial - the Bexar County Elections Department remains the official source.
