El Pasoans apparently haven't been inspired to go to the polls this year, at least compared to the last presidential election. More than 96,000 people in the county voted early this election. Most turned out last Friday.
The sky above downtown El Paso turned pink this weekend as the Ruiz family celebrated the 100th birthday of their beloved Carolina Ortega Ruiz; mother of 6, grandmother of 15, great grandmother of 19, and great, great grandmother of 4.
New early voting totals this afternoon show strong voter turnout in Doña Ana County.
Of the more than a 110-thousand registered voters, more than 31-thousand of them voted early.
For some people, Tuesday's end to the political season can't come soon enough.
If you have a Facebook or Twitter account, you've probably seen political viewpoints being shared through social media sites.
EL PASO — Early voting began Monday, Oct. 22. Check below for locations; driver's license or voter registration card is required.
View the sample ballot here:
Today President Obama and Texas Governor Rick Perry both cast their ballots.
An all time record 13.6 million Texans have registered to vote this year.
Here in El Paso more than 28,000 people have already voted.
LAS CRUCES — As Las Crucens head to the polls, they can expect to vote on what's called the "GOBond," or "General Obligation Bond C," which will have an impact on NMSU students.
Whether you're against it or for it, most everyone in the Sun City has an opinion about a downtown baseball stadium. Come election day, your vote could decide how to pay for it.
