Bexar County Elections Department

09/02/2026

📌 Suspense List Update
Many voters were recently added to the Suspense List due to our mass mailing. Voter registration cards cannot be forwarded, so any undeliverable cards are returned to our office. When that happens, state law requires the voter’s record to be placed in suspense. This often affects voters who have moved, changed mailing addresses, or have USPS mail forwarding.

If you’re on the Suspense List, you can:
• Complete a Statement of Residence when voting, or
• Submit a new voter registration application by October 5 to update your record before the election.

This process follows Texas Election Code Section 15.081 and is not a clerical error.

If you have questions, I’m happy to help.
– Michele Carew, Elections Administrator

09/01/2026

It’s Term Tuesday! Keep up with our weekly election terminology post. The midterm elections are amongst us. Learn what these elections entail. Remember if you don’t participate, somebody else decides for you.

09/01/2026

Celebrating Our Team’s Achievement! 🏆

Today, the Bexar County Commissioners Court proudly recognized several members of the Bexar County Elections Department for completing the Texas Registered Election Officials (REO) Certification Program.

This milestone reflects the hard work, professionalism, and dedication our staff brings to serving voters and upholding the integrity of elections in Bexar County. The REO Certification Program—offered through the Election Center and the Texas Association of County Election Officials (TACEO)—provides advanced training in election administration and best practices.

We are especially grateful to TACEO for funding this opportunity through their grant program, which made it possible for our team to participate in and complete this valuable training.

We’re incredibly proud of our team’s achievement and appreciative of the recognition from Commissioners Court.

Congratulations to everyone who successfully completed the program, and thank you for your ongoing service to the voters of Bexar County!

• Darrel Aguillar
• Cecilia Chavez-Torres
• Lillian Alameda
• Ronda Dudley
• Marco Antopia
• Paula Floyd
• Elisa Bocanegra
• Gloria Gonzalez
• LaTonia Burton
• Reed Gradeless
• Joe Camacho, Jr.
• Vanessa Hernandez
• Brandon Kelley
• Ethan Klebahn
* Victoria Molina
* Frances Moreno Mora
• Julian Olguin
• Adriana Vinton

08/30/2026

Thank you to my incredible Elections team for showing up and supporting one of our colleagues with cleanup after Friday’s storm. Your willingness to step in, work together, and lend a hand reflects the true spirit of service and teamwork. I’m grateful for each of you and the dedication you bring every day. Great job, team!

08/30/2026

Voter registration on the suspense list? You can still vote. If your voter registration is marked as “suspense,” it just means your address may need to be updated or confirmed. It does not mean you are ineligible.

08/29/2026

08/29/2026

The designation doesn’t mean a voter is ineligible. Here’s how to check your registration and make sure you’re ready to vote.

08/28/2026

🗳️Election information, made easier!

We’ve created a new website to help you find information you need faster and easier. All the election information you need is just a click away.

 Visit our new website today and get election ready at ➡️ elections.bexar.gov 

08/28/2026

🎉 We’re excited to announce the launch of our NEW website! 🎉Our updated site is now live and designed to make it easier for you to find important election information, key dates, forms, and resources—all in one convenient place. Visit: https://elections.bexar.gov

08/25/2026

🗳️Understanding Elections, one term at a time.

Being familiar with election terms like limited ballot helps you as a voter understand the election process better.