Maverick County Early Voting Reaches 6,646 Ballots After Nine Days in Eagle Pass
Maverick County added 670 in-person votes on Tuesday for a nine-day early-voting total of 6,646 ballots — about 17.86 percent of its 37,204 registered voters — with voting continuing at the Eagle Pass Multi-Purpose Center through Friday.
Early voting in Maverick County, on the border southwest of San Antonio, has reached 6,646 ballots through the first nine days, the Eagle Pass Business Journal reported. The county recorded 670 additional in-person votes on Tuesday, Oct. 27, bringing the total through Day 9 of voting for the Nov. 3 general election.
The daily totals show a steady Border county turnout: 812 ballots on Monday, Oct. 19, then 790, 619, 615 and 857 through the first Friday, a first-week peak of 1,103 on Saturday, 486 on Sunday, 694 on Monday, Oct. 26, and Tuesday's 670. Based on 37,204 registered voters, about 17.86 percent have participated in early voting, leaving 82.14 percent who had not yet voted in person, according to the Journal's figures. The figures are unofficial and do not include mail-in ballots.
Early voting continues Wednesday, Oct. 28, through Friday, Oct. 30, from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. at the Eagle Pass Multi-Purpose Center. Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3. The Maverick County file is the Border & South Texas desk's contribution to the network's statewide early-voting picture, which has been led by the big urban counties — Bexar County's in-person count passed 370,021 through Day 9.
