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Month: November 2016

Dona Ana County breaks voting record

The Dona Ana County Clerks Office is predicting that 75,000 people will cast a ballot in Dona Ana County. That’s 10,000 more votes cast than during the last presidential election. “It’s a zany election, never seen anything like it”, said County Clerk Lynn Ellins, “I think the concern is such that nobody wants to stay

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First-time voters flock to polls

First-time voters are flocking to the polls this Election Day. Numbers show Texas has exceeded 15.1 million registered voters for the first time, with nearly a million new registrants just since the March primary. Texas has also broken records for early voting turnout, with almost 4.5 million Texas residents casting early ballots in the state’s

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El Paso Water proposed fee increases

The Public Service Board is considering a $55.1 million dollar budget for El Paso Water for the 2017-18 budget year. The proposed budget would would result in a 61 cent per month fee increase for the average homeowner. El Paso water will use the increase to expand flood control projects, and maintain existing stormwater system.

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Lawsuit filed over early-voting hours

It could be the first lawsuit of Election Day. Donald Trump’s campaign is alleging polling place “anomalies” during early voting in the Las Vegas area last week. A lawsuit filed Tuesday in Nevada court asks that records from four early voting spots that allegedly stayed open too late last Friday be impounded and preserved. Long

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Voters describe their candidate, emotions

It’s been 20 months since Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX) kicked off the 2016 presidential campaign, and 19 months since Democrat Hillary Clinton announced that she was running for president. Much has changed since then, from the field of candidates, to voters’ feelings about those candidates, to voters’ emotional state regarding the election itself. ABC-7 talked

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Free pet adoptions with “I Voted” sticker

The El Paso Animal Services Shelter will wave all adoption fees on Election Day for anyone with an “I Voted” sticker. The shelter is located at 5001 Fred Wilson Ave. All adoptions will include the animals spay/neuter procedure, age-appropriate vaccinations, microchip, and City license. For more information, visit Animal Services at EPAnimalServices.com or contact us

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November 8th road closures

If you’re heading out to vote, you might run into some delays due to these road closures. 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. I-10 East lane closure from Porifirio Diaz to Franklin I-10 East Porfirio Diaz exit ramp I-10 East lane closure from Raynolds to Trowbridge Raynolds exit ramps on I-10 East and West closed 8

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