Comanche County Texas

11-7-23 Constitutional Amendment Election

Signed Proclamation

11-7-23 Early Voting Schedule (English & Spanish)

11-7-23 Election Day Polling Places (English & Spanish)

11-7-23 Order of Election

11-7-23 Order to Consolidate

11-7-23 Notice of Election

Register to Vote

CCS Plan 11-7-23

CCS Plan 11-7-23 - Spanish

Ballot By Mail Tracker

Notice of Delivery of Ballots Voted by Mail

Public Notice of Test of Automatic Tabulating Equipment

Notice of Convening EVBB 11-7-23

Notice of Early Voting Training 11-7-23

Notice of Election Day Training 11-7-23

Notice of Partial Manuel Count 11-7-23

11-7-23 Preliminary Election Reconciliation - Unofficial

11-7-23 Election Reconciliation - Official

Comanche ISD 

11-7-23 Order of Election Comanche ISD

11-7-23 Notice of Election Comanche ISD (English)

11-7-23 Notice of Election Comanche ISD (Spanish)

Priddy ISD

11-7-23 Notice to File Priddy ISD 

11-7-23 Order of Election Priddy ISD

11-7-23 Notice of Election Priddy ISD

Sidney ISD

11-7-23 Order of Election Sidney ISD

11-7-23 Order to Cancel Election

Sample Ballots

Daily Voting Roster

10-23-2023 - Monday

10-24-2023 - Tuesday

10-25-2023 - Wednesday

10-26-2023 - Thursday

10-27-2023 - Friday

10-30-2023 - Monday

10-31-2023 - Tuesday

11-01-2023 - Wednesday

11-02-2023 - Thursday

11-03-2023 - Friday (Last Day)

11-7-2023 - Tuesday (Election Day)

Results

11-7-2023 Unofficial Early Results

11-7-2023 Unofficial Results

11-7-2023 Precinct by Precinct Report

Poll Workers

Election Judges are paid $12 an hour. Primary Elections have special rules. In-person training is provided in Comanche and is required!

Qualifications

• Resident of Jurisdiction (Precinct, ISD, City, etc)
• Registered Voter
• Not hold an elective public office
• Not be a candidate for public office on the same ballot
• Not be employed by a candidate for public office on the same ballot
• Not be related by second degree to a candidate for public office on the same ballot
• Not be a campaign treasurer or manager of a candidate of that election
• Not be finally convicted of an offense in connection with conduct directly attributable to an election
• Complete approved training 

Appointment

• Democrat and Republican Parties each appoint a judge and alternate for all county voting precincts.
• Commissioners' Court accepts appointments yearly during the month of August.
• Appointments are for two years.

Apply

• Print application and return it to our office at Comanche County Elections 101 W. Central Ave Ste B102 Comanche, Tx 76442 or email: elections@co.comanche.tx.us 

Student Election Clerks

What are the Responsibilities of a Student Election Clerk?

Working under the supervision of the judge, student election clerks may assist with the following duties:

• Organizing the polling place before the polls open.
• Ensuring that qualified voters are permitted to vote.
• Checking in and processing voters.
• Distributing ballots to registered voters.
• Providing instructions and assistance to voters.
• Answering voters’ questions.
• Explaining the use of the voting equipment.
• Maintaining order in the polling place on Election Day.
• Obtaining results after the polls are closed and closing the polling place.

What are the Required Qualifications of a Student Election Clerk?

• Be at least 16 years old on Election Day;
• Be enrolled in a public, private, or qualified home school;
• Be a U.S. citizen;
• Have consent of his/her parent or legal guardian to work the election;
• Have consent of his/her school principal (or parent/legal guardian for home-schooled students); and
• Complete training program.

How to Apply

• Fill out the Student Election Clerk Application and Permission Slip
• Have your parent or guardian sign the Parent/Legal Guardian Permission portion.
• Have your school principal sign the School Principal Authorization portion. Also, take the proper steps to ensure that your absence from school on Election Day will be excused.
• Send the application to the elections administrator. Try to send application at least 60 days prior to Election Day (even though there is no statutory deadline).

       HOW DO I REGISTER TO VOTE?  VOTER IDENTIFICATION

   Register Online or Update your Registration Requirements

                                 OR

 Complete the application below and mail to:

Comanche County Elections

101 W. Central Ave Ste B102
     Comanche, Tx 76442

Ballot By Mail / FPCA Information
 
Absentee Ballot by Mail (ABBM) must be applied for annually. You may call our office at 254-979-9578 to request an application be mailed to you or click here for a printable application.  

Boleta de elector ausente por correo (ABBM) debe aplicarse para cada ano. Usted puede llamar a nuestra oficina al 254-979-9578 para solicitar una aplicación le enviará o haga clic en aquí para una aplicación imprimible.

Ballot By Mail Tracker

Reasons for Voting by Mail:

1. 65 years of age or older

2. Disability - voter has a sickness or physical condition that prevents the voter from appearing at the polling place on election day without a likelihood of needing personal assistance or of injuring the voter's health

3. Expected to give birth within three weeks before or after Election Day

4. Expected absence from the county - must provide out of county address

5. Confinement in jail

 
      

Mail application for ballot by mail to:
Early Voting Clerk
101 W. Central Ave Ste B102
Comanche, Tx 76442

For Military/Overseas Voters: FPCA Application

Effective December 1, 2017 if an ABBM is faxed or emailed or if an FPCA is faxed, then the applicant must submit the ORIGINAL application BY MAIL to the early voting clerk so that it is received no later than the 4th business day after receiving the original ABBM or FPCA.

Ballot by Mail Guide – English

Ballot by Mail Guide – Spanish

Military and Overseas Voters

First and foremost, we would like to thank you, the military voters, for your service to our country.
To all U.S. citizens overseas, thank you for your interest in your country’s elections while far away.

(Federal voting law defines “overseas” as anywhere outside the United States. This includes Canada and Mexico.)

Military and overseas voters are welcome to use the regular registration and early voting by mail process (also known as absentee voting) available to all voters away from their home county on Election Day.

However, there are also special provisions for you.

FVAP Guide 

FPCA Application

Federal Write-In Ballot

Reports will be posted to this site as they are filed with the Comanche County Election Administrator’s Office. For more information on Campaign Finance Reports visit the Texas Ethics Commission website. Reports are listed below in alphabetical order by last name. Click on the candidate name to navigate to the record of your choice.

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