Nearly 5% of registered Williamson County voters cast ballots on first day of early voting

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Nearly 5% of registered Williamson County voters cast ballots on first day of early voting

By Grant Crawford | 2:01 PM Oct 25, 2022 CDT
Updated 2:01 PM Oct 25, 2022 CDT

Early voting for the Nov. 8 election runs from Oct. 24-Nov. 4. (Courtesy Adobe Stock)

On the first day of early voting in Williamson County on Oct. 24, 15,127 voters visited the polls to cast a ballot, according to unofficial voting data released by the county.

In addition, 4,439 mail-in ballots, 37 provisional ballots and five limited ballots were received for a total of 19,608 votes.

With 414,866 voters registered in Williamson County, 4.72% have cast a vote for this year’s general and special elections.

Early voting continues through Nov. 4 for the upcoming Nov. 8 election.

Williamson County voters may visit any county-run polling location, including 17 early-voting locations. Polls are open Mondays-Saturdays 7 a.m.-7 p.m., and Sundays noon-6 p.m.

For additional election information, visit Community Impact's Voter Guide.

By Grant Crawford

Editor

Grant joined Community Impact in October 2022 and is the editor for the Round Rock and Pflugerville-Hutto editions. He previously covered Georgetown and Williamson County as a reporter. A Lamar University graduate, Grant began his career in 2017 as a reporter for the Tahlequah Daily Press in Oklahoma, where he later served as an editor for three years. In March 2022, he became a staff writer for the Santa Fe Reporter in New Mexico prior to moving to Austin.

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Nearly 5% of registered Williamson County voters cast ballots on first day of early voting

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Nearly 5% of registered Williamson County voters cast ballots on first day of early voting

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