Every Election Day in Denton County, 1,000-7,000 registered voters are turned away from polling places

Tell our Commissioners: This stops now!
Join us on Aug 11 or Sept 1

Here’s the problem:

During Early Voting, you can vote at any polling place in the county: near your home, work, school, shopping -- anywhere.
But on Election Day, you can vote only at the location assigned to your home address.
If you show up at the wrong place, you’ll be sent somewhere else — maybe miles away — or given a provisional ballot that won’t count.
As a result, 10–15% of Election Day voters are turned away from the first place they try to vote.
This doesn’t happen in 100 other Texas counties where 87% of Texas voters live. They can vote anywhere on Election Day — just like during Early Voting.

We can fix this!

• Our elected Denton County Commissioners have the power to fix this, but they have done nothing for five years!

• Let's stand up for our voting rights. Tell them to do their job and give us countywide Election Day voting.
• Join dozens of supporters at the meeting and stand beside an Election Worker as they speak in person to tell the commissioners to adopt Vote Centers so all registered voters can vote at any polling place in the county on Election Day.

• This will be a peaceful protest at a public meeting that all county residents have a right to attend. You will not have to speak, just stand up for 3 minutes. It will take less than an hour of your time.

TAKE ACTION

She tells angry Election Day voters, "Contact your Commissioner."

Click on the image to watch her 3 minute speech. Election Judge Jackie Massey, who has presided over local elections in the Lewisville-Flower Mound area for years, told Denton County Commissioners how her voters are often angry and frustrated when they are told they are at the wrong polling place on Election Day. And she ended her talk with a challenge to the elected commissioners to take action to give Denton voters the same countywide Election Day voting that 87% of voters

Tell the County Commission: If Collin County can do it, we can too!

Click on the image to watch her 2 minute speech. Election Judge April McGrew, from The Colony, led about 60 Voting Centers Now protesters before the Denton County Commission with some wise words on June 30. Watch her 2-minute speech above, then sign up for the July 14 protest. She told them our county should stop turning away thousands of voters on every Election Day for no good reason and explained the advantages of countywide voting. Here's some of what she had to say: "Co

Join us and stand up for your right to vote on Election Day in Denton County

Join Election Judges and Clerks at one of 5 Denton County Commission meeting this summer to demand that they get rid of the county rule that forces 10-15% of registered voters to scramble on every Election Day trying to figure out where to vote.

Tell our Commissioners: This stops now! Join us on Aug 11 or Sept 1

She tells angry Election Day voters, "Contact your Commissioner."

Tell the County Commission: If Collin County can do it, we can too!

Join us and stand up for your right to vote on Election Day in Denton County

Tell our Commissioners: This stops now!
Join us on Aug 11 or Sept 1