Texas secretary of state promotes electronic voting during tour stop
Steven Bridge  |  by www.elpasotimes.com. All rights reserved. 6.11 | 20:41

"I personally believe our right to vote is the most important right we have as citizens," Williams said in front of the El Paso County Courthouse before watching a demonstration of a voter using a touchscreen ballot. "My goal is to make Texas the model for the rest of the nation to follow." Early voting continues through Nov 3.

The general election is Nov. 7. "People may feel uneasy, but thanks to Vote Texas programs, Texans are learning voting is easier, faster and more secure," Williams said.

"We have never had a problem with


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these voting machines," she said, adding that citizens are now comfortable with the technology. "The state is trying to promote voting and make people aware early voting is starting Monday." Jamison said more than 7,000 people have registered to vote in El Paso County since the spring's primary elections.

"El Paso is doing great. I've heard nothing but good things about how it all went," he said. Deputy Mayor Pro Tem and East-Central city Rep.

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