election 2021

On Election Day, November 2nd, voters went to the polls to decide on multiple local propositions, bonds, and state constitutional amendments.

Over 30 different locations will be open on Tuesday from 7am-7pm. In addition to Texas Constitutional Amendments, voters in the City of Lubbock & New Deal ISD will be voting on bonds

Lubbock City Councilman Steve Massengale joined The Chad Hasty Show with Matt Martin on Wednesday. Listen to the audio below. Lubbock voters are still heading to the polls this week during early voting to vote on the state constitutional amendments, Lubbock County's property tax rate hike, and the City of Lubbock's Street Bond election...

In addition to voting on Texas Constitutional Amendments, Lubbock County voters will also be voting on their property tax rate. New Deal ISD and Lubbock voters are considering bonds

Early Voting begins Monday, October 18th, ahead of the November 2nd Special Election for the City of Lubbock’s 2021 Street Bond Election.

The hearings concerning the property tax increase would be held on Monday, August 23 and Monday, August 30 at the Lubbock County Courthouse

Texans will decide the fate of eight proposed amendments on November 2; including one which would expand religious freedom across the state

Over the weekend, Lubbock citizens went to the polls to cast ballots on an ordinance that would ban abortion in Lubbock. The Sanctuary City for the Unborn ordinance passed overwhelmingly with 62% of those who cast ballots voting for the ordinance...

The ordinance was passed in Lubbock, with 62.46 percent of voters, voting in favor of the ordinance. The raw vote total was 21,400 in favor and 12,860 against.

Saturday, May 1 is Election Day for local municipal elections. Cities across Texas are having elections to decide school board, city council, bond, and other local elections. In Lubbock citizens in the city will vote on an ordinance that would establish the city as a Sanctuary City for the Unborn...