Could Lubbock County Turn Blue in the 2020 Presidential Election?
While Texas and Lubbock have historically voted Republican, there’s evidence the 2020 Presidential Election could come down to the wire amid a record number of early votes.
Early Voting
Early Voting in the 2020 Election is Outpacing the 2016 Election
Texas currently leads the U.S. in early voter turnout in the 2020 General Election, and early votes look to eclipse early voting totals of the 2016 election.
Scott Braddock Talks Undecided Voters, Debates, & Mail in Ballots
Friday on KFYO Mornings with Dave King and Matt Martin, editor of the Quorum Report Scott Braddock joined Matt Martin to talk about the upcoming presidential election, undecided voters, the Presidential and Vice Presidential debates, mail in ballots, Ken Paxton, and more...
Lubbock Early Voting Site Closed After Worker Tests Positive
The early voting site at the United Supermarket location at 130th Street and Indiana Avenue will be closed for the remainder of Wednesday, July 8th after an election worker tested positive for COVID-19.
Voters Turnout in Large Numbers in Lubbock County
Through the 10th day of Early Voting, the number of voters in Lubbock County has surpassed the three previous midterm elections
Early Voting Ends Tuesday for Municipal Elections
Tuesday, May 3rd is the last day for Early Voting across the State of Texas, prior to Saturday’s municipal elections.
Empower Texans’ Michael Quinn Sullivan Discusses Importance Of Texas Constitutional Amend…
On the Tuesday edition of The Chad Hasty Show, Michael Quinn Sullivan from Empower Texans talked with Chad Hasty about the real story behind some of the Texas constitutional amendments.
Texas Secretary of State Hope Andrade Talks Early Voting in Texas [AUDIO]
On the Friday edition of the Chad Hasty Show, Texas Secretary of State Hope Andrade talked with Chad Hasty about voting in the State of Texas.