Inside Bexar County’s rush to handle 33,000 voter applications amid ‘controlled chaos’

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Bexar County continues to process about 33,000 voter applications to ensure all eligible residents can vote in the November 4 election. County officials have expanded their staff and implemented a state-run voter registration system to accelerate the process.

Election officials confirmed that every eligible voter will have the chance to cast a ballot on election day. The county has already reduced a backlog that once reached nearly 70,000 applications, showing significant progress toward meeting registration goals.

The county’s decision to hire additional personnel reflects a proactive approach to handling the surge in voter applications. New staff members are processing thousands of applications each day to meet state deadlines. The elections department remains focused on maintaining an organized and efficient system.

Bexar County’s use of a state-run voter registration platform allows staff to manage applications more efficiently and ensure timely registration for eligible voters. This coordinated effort aims to uphold every qualified resident’s right to vote.

Election officials continue to emphasize the importance of meeting registration deadlines to avoid complications. They remain confident that the expanded workforce and new systems will enable smooth voter participation.

 

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