November election voter registration deadline is October 10

The deadline is approaching to register to vote in the November General Election. Bandera County voters will have several issues to consider, including the Bandera ISD bond, school trustees, City Council members and amendments to the Texas State Constitution.
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Gene Smith announces for Bandera County Sheriff

Gene Smith, a resident of Bandera, a retired Law Enforcement Officer, and Navy veteran, is announcing he is running as a Republican for Bandera County Sheriff.
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Debbie Breen announces for Bandera City Council

My family first arrived in Bandera in 1904 and established Boyle’s Store in 1909. As with generations before me, I grew up in Bandera and take great pride in calling it home. After graduation from Texas A&M University, with degrees in Accounting and Business Analysis, I moved out of state to work for Boeing as an IT project manager. We moved back to Bandera County in 1999 to raise our child in an atmosphere that emphasizes small town values and community pride.
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​Tony Battle announces for Bandera City Council

I have had the privilege of spending a large part of my childhood in Bandera since I was 6 years old, living and residing in the city of Bandera for the last 20 years. Although I was not born in Bandera, I would say I am as close to it as you can get. This long history of love for our community provides me with a unique perspective on the priorities for the city.
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​Brett Hicks announces for Bandera City Council

Since 1951, my family has called Bandera home. Some of my best childhood memories were created here: riding horses with my father in the hills, swimming and tubing in the Medina River, and playing quarterback for the 2002 State Championship Bulldogs.
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​Bandera City Council candidates draw for ballot placement

The candidates for Bandera City Council drew for ballot placement Wednesday morning.
The ballot order is 1. Tony Battle; 2. Vic Vrazel; 3. Debbie Breen; 4. Brett Hicks; 5. Cindy Coffey; 6. Manny Longoria.
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Unofficial General Election Results
Provisionals and eligible mail-in ballots outstanding

As of 9:37 p.m., of 17,967 registered voters, 10,492 ballots have been counted with 15 of 15 precincts reporting, representing 58.40% of Bandera County residents eligible to vote in the Nov. 8 General Election.
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