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

Now it's time for action!

Give money, volunteer your time and VOTE for
the candidates who will ACT to end this voter suppression with
countywide Election Day voting

Nick Pappas

for County Judge

Countywide office, will be on every ballot in Denton County

Candace Valenzuela

for Commissioner Dist 2

Stephanie Draper

for Commissioner Dist 4

District 2 is South and East Denton County.

See the map.

District 4 is West and South Denton County.

See the map.

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!

• Give your financial support, your volunteer time and your VOTE to candidates who will act!

• Click on the candidate's images above to learn more about each one and how to help.

• Click here to verify your voter registration, and find out which commission district you are in.

• Get out there and vote! Early Voting is Oct 19-30 at any voting location in Denton County. Election Day is Tuesday, Nov. 3. You must vote at your home precinct on Election Day. Find that location here.

The best argument for Vote Centers: voters in other counties love it and won't go back!

(Click on the image to see a short video) Supporters of countywide Election Day voting in Denton County capped off a summer of protests in support of the change by presenting a petition from more than 1,800 voters for Vote Centers to the Denton County Commission meeting at their meeting on Sept. 1. Voting Centers Now! organizer and election worker Jane Scholz spoke briefly to the commissioners before handing over the petition. More than 60 voters were on hand to stand up in

Thanks to the voters who stood up for our Election Day voting rights!!!

Thanks to the hundreds of Denton County voters who showed up at Denton County Commission meetings over the summer to stand up for countywide Election Day voting!!! As Election Workers and Judges reminded the county commissioners of all the reasons we need countywide Election Day voting -- Vote Centers -- these folks stood in silent peaceful support for voting rights that 87% of Texas voters in other counties already enjoy. And another 1,800 voters -- not political party insid

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

Now it's time for action! Give money, volunteer your time and VOTE for the candidates who will ACT to end this voter suppression with countywide Election Day voting

The best argument for Vote Centers: voters in other counties love it and won't go back!

Thanks to the voters who stood up for our Election Day voting rights!!!

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

Now it's time for action!

Give money, volunteer your time and VOTE for
the candidates who will ACT to end this voter suppression with
countywide Election Day voting