Abbott issued a proclamation Oct. 1 limiting drop-off locations for mail-in ballots to one voting clerk office location "as publicly designated by a county’s early voting clerk" instead of several satellite locations, according to an Oct. 1 press release.
The proclamation also requires early voting clerks to observe mail-in ballot delivery. This proclamation goes into effect Oct. 2.
Texas Democrats criticized the proclamation as “blatant voter suppression” in a responding press release.
“Republicans are on the verge of losing, so Governor Abbott is trying to adjust the rules last minute,” Texas Democratic Party Chair Gilberto Hinojosa said in the press release.
Davis confirmed Oct. 2 there has been and remains only one drop-off location for mail-in ballots, which is located at Inner Loop Annex, 301 SE Inner Loop, Ste. 104, Georgetown
Registered voters in Williamson County wishing to vote by mail-in or absentee ballot are eligible if they will be away from the county on Election Day and during early voting, are disabled, are 65 years or older by Election Day, or are confined in jail.
For more information about voting in Williams County, click here.
