Voting

The Winner for the Kids Favorite Book

The results are in and the winner for the Kids Favorite Book is Where the Wild Things Are!! Thank you to all the children that voted and participated in this year’s book election.

Election Day @ Your Library!

It's Election Day! If you live in the City of Galena Park, you can vote Tues. November 6th from 7 am to 7 pm at the Galena Park Library, 1500 Keene St., Galena Park, TX 77547. If you need more information about the Library location, please call: 713-450-0982. If you need more information about Election Day voting, please visit: www.harrisvotes.org

Election Day @ Your Library!

It's official! The North Channel Public Library is the location of one of the newest voting precincts! If your yellow and white Voter's Registration card lists Precinct 0460, you are one of the lucky ones who will be voting on Election Day, Tues. November 6th from 7 am to 7 pm at 15741 Wallisville Rd., Houston, TX 77049. This Precinct is bounded by Wallisville Rd. to the South, Sheldon Rd. to the East, HWY 90 and the Miller Roads on the North and the City of Houston West Canal on the West. If you need to check where you will be voting, please visit: www.harrisvotes.org

Did You Make Up Your Mind Yet? Tuesday Voting Info

Need to know where to vote Tuesday?  Whether you were one of the many “undecided” voters or just love the thrill of election day let us help you find your assigned voting location. Just follow the links: 

 Election Day Polling Locations .
Precinct info (don’t know your precinct? – look it up here)
Sample Ballot
Voting ID – lists what you need to show in order to vote
For more voting info click here.
 

Need Voting Info?

Our most popular question this week is for the closest early voting location.  Whether you want to cast your vote early or are just looking for polling place info here are some websites that can help.  These links are for Harris County residents only:
Early voting locations (complete with map).  Click on the address you want for directions.  Remember, the last day for early voting is Friday, November 2nd.
Election Day Polling Locations with voter specific ballot
Precinct info (don’t know your precinct? – look it up here)
Sample Ballot

Navigate Your Way Through Voting

Voting is a privilege and we want to make sure you are ready, and have all the information you need when you go to the polls. With this in mind, Northwest Branch is having an informative seminar on October 17 at 6:00 pm to help you navigate your way through the voting process. This is a non-partisan event and all are welcome. Elections are near so get ready, Get ready! Get ready.  

Homeschoolers: Vote for your favorite Bluebonnet Book

   January is the month that Texas children in third through sixth grades vote for their favorite book nominated for the Texas Bluebonnet Award.  Each year the Texas Bluebonnet Award committee draws up a list of 20 books nominated by students, parents, teachers, librarians and others to be considered for the Texas Bluebonnet Award.  Public school children vote for the Texas Bluebonnet Award book at school.  Homeschoolers can vote for their favorite Texas Bluebonnet Award book at Freeman Library next Monday, January 30 in the Children's Department.

Election Day - Get Out and Vote!

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It's Election Day!  Polls are open from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.

Find your voting location and ID requirements here.

"Nobody will ever deprive the American people of the right to vote except the American people themselves and the only way they could do this is by not voting." - Franklin D. Roosevelt
 

Voting Information

Tuesday, November 2nd is election day. If you are looking for voting information check out the library’s election page which includes information on major candidates and issues, election day and early voting locations, League of Women Voter’s resources and more. Many of our libraries are also early voting or election day polling places. Need more information on your candidates? Pick up a free Voter’s Guide at any of our branches!

Homeschooler Bluebonnet Voting Day Fast Approaching

 

Homeschoolers who qualify may cast their vote for their favorite 2009-2010 Bluebonnet Book at the LSC-Tomball Community Library. The homeschooler must be in a 3rd-6th grade equivalent homeschool program and must have read (or had read to him/her) a minimum of 5 titles from the 2009-2010 Master List. It is not too late to get five titles read as some of the books are not long in length. Come to the library and check them out! If you qualify, be sure to come make your vote count any time between 8:00 a.m. and 9:30 p.m. on Monday, January 25, 2010!

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