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Here we go again, John:
It's primary runoff election [[link removed]] time. ( Aside: How is it almost June ?!? 😅)
Turnout for runoff elections tends to be low, which means a very small number of voters make the final call on who makes it to the ballot in November!
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Early Voting: May 20 - 24
Election Day: May 28
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Check if you have a runoff in your district! ✅ [[link removed]]
Then, visit our Elections Hub to plan your trip to the polls. [[link removed]]
Whoa there, partner! 🤠 Slow down a little.
What's a runoff election?
A runoff election happens when no one candidate gets more than 50% of the votes in a race. In the March primary, there were 32 state and federal elections — and many more local ones — where no one candidate won more than half of the votes. The top two candidates in these elections now proceed to a runoff, where Texans again cast their ballot to make a final decision on who they want to represent their party on the ballot in the November general election.
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Any
voter
registered
in
the
candidates’
area
of
representation
can
participate.
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If
you
voted
in
the
March
primaries
for
a
particular
party,
you
may
only
vote
in
the
runoff
election
for
that
same
party.
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If
you
didn’t
vote
in
the
Democratic
or
Republican
primary
in
March,
you
may
vote
in
the
runoff
election
for
either
party.

Learn more about what's at stake in the primary runoffs in this Texas Tribune article [[link removed]] .
If you have a runoff election, get to the polls and vote for the candidates who best reflect your values! Be sure to remind your friends to check, too. [[link removed]] Use your voting power to create the Texas we all deserve!
In community,
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Seneca Savoie (he/him/his)
Organizing Director
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