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  • The integrity and condition of the documents must be maintained throughout the process. To that end, the San Patricio County Elections Administration adopts the following rules of procedure.

    All request must be made in writing to the San Patricio County Election Manager. Request may be in person, by mail or by email to sluna@sanpatriciocountytx.gov. Cost of each request are as followed:

    $00.10 per any printed page
    $15.00 for Early Voting Roster
    $15.00 for Election Day Roster
    $25.00 for Countywide list or Registered Voters
    $10.00 for Precinct, City or School District Registered Voter List
    $15.00 per hour for any work done in preparing documents. 

    Attached please find rules of procedure for In-Person Inspection of Documents. 

    For any questions, please call the Election Office at (361) 364-6121.

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  • Para información en español, visite votetexas.gov

    What is a volunteer deputy registrar (VDR)?

    Volunteer Deputy Registrars are persons certified to help register voters. They are appointed by county voter registrars with helping increase voter registration in the state.

    Volunteer Deputy Registrar Qualifications:

    • To be appointed a Volunteer Deputy Registrar, a person must:
      • Be at least 18 years old;
      • Be a United States citizen;
      • Not have been determined by a final judgment of court exercising probate jurisdiction to be:
        • Totally mentally incapacitated; or
        • Partially mentally incapacitated without the right to vote;
      • Not have been finally convicted of a felony, or, if convicted must have:
        • Fully discharged the sentence, including any term of incarceration, parole, or supervision; OR
        • Been pardoned or otherwise released from the resulting disability to vote;
      • Not have been finally convicted of identity theft under Section 32.51 of the Penal Code; and
      • Be a Texas resident.

    VDR Responsibilities:

    • Distributing and accepting applications
      • VDRs may distribute and accept applications from new voters in the county, new to the county voters, or currently registered voters who wish to change or correct information on their voter registration certificate (such as name or address).
    • Assisting applicants
      • VDRs may assist voters in completing their voter registration application when necessary. However, being a VDR does not certify you to help voters complete Ballot by Mail Applications.
    • Reviewing applications
      • VDRs may review applications to ensure they are complete and legible. However, VDRs do not have the authority to deem a voter unable to register to vote.

    How to become a VDR:

    • Contact our office at 361-364-6121 to schedule training.
    • Upon satisfactorily completing training and examination, if required, the voter registrar will appoint you as a volunteer deputy registrar.
    • You may not receive another person's voter registration application until you have completed the training developed or approved by the Secretary of State.

    Length of appointment:

    • You may be appointed at any time. (Training must be completed first)
    • Appointment expires on the last day of every even numbered year.
      • Volunteer Deputy Registrars appointments made during 2025 - 2026 will expire by law at the end of December 31, 2026.

    When and where are Volunteer Deputy Registrar training classes offered?

    • Volunteer Deputy Registrar Classes are offered the 3rd Tuesday of every month @ 9 AM in The Elections Office, 410 W. Market St. Sinton, Texas. Call our office at 361-364-6121 to schedule.

    For more information on Volunteer Deputy Registrars, visit votetexas.gov.

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  • Election workers help the voting process run smoothly through tasks like checking in voters and issuing ballots. Election workers are paid and trained to work at Early Voting and Election Day polling place.

    Contact our office at 361-364-6121 if you are interested in becoming an election worker.

    Election Worker Eligibility:
    • You are eligible to be appointed as an election worker if you are:
    • A U.S. Citizen
    • Registered Voter of San Patricio County

    Training:

    Student Clerks:

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  • Para información en español, visite votetexas.gov.

    A Poll Watcher is a person appointed to observe the conduct of an election on behalf of:

    • A candidate;
    • A political party; or
    • The proponents or opponents of a measure (specific-purpose political action committees)

    The elections office is not responsible for appointing poll watchers, you may choose to contact your party chair for more information.

    For general information regarding poll watchers, visit votetexas.gov.

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