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Early Voting in-person: May 4 Local Election
Early Voting in-person: May 4 Local Election
Early Voting in-person: May 4 Local Election
Early Voting in-person: May 4 Local Election
Last day to register for May 28th Primary Runoff Election
Last day to register to vote in May 28 Primary Election Runoff.
Early Voting in-person: May 4 Local Election
6pm Dinner
7pm Annual Meeting
Registration is needed only if you plan to attend dinner.
The annual meeting is when all members can help plan for the upcoming fiscal year. We will also honor its latest 50-year member Nita Thomason.
Election Day & RECEIPT deadline for completed Ballot By Mail: May 4th Election
Note: RISD election is cancelled.
Early Voting in-person: May 28 Primary Runoff Election
Early voting In-person for the May 28th Primary Runoff Elections begins on May 20 and ends on May 24, 2024.
Early Voting in-person: May 28 Primary Runoff Election
Early voting In-person for the May 28th Primary Runoff Elections begins on May 20 and ends on May 24, 2024.
Early Voting in-person: May 28 Primary Runoff Election
Early voting In-person for the May 28th Primary Runoff Elections begins on May 20 and ends on May 24, 2024.
Early Voting in-person: May 28 Primary Runoff Election
Early voting In-person for the May 28th Primary Runoff Elections begins on May 20 and ends on May 24, 2024.
Early Voting in-person: May 28 Primary Runoff Election
Early voting In-person for the May 28th Primary Runoff Elections begins on May 20 and ends on May 24, 2024.
Election Day & RECEIPT deadline for completed Ballot By Mail: May 28th Primary Runoff Election
Join us in commemorating the birthday of Oveta Culp Hobby. Oveta was the first Secretary of the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, first Director of the Women‘s Army Corps, and a Chairperson of the Board of the Houston Post. Her husband, William Hobby, was the Texas Governor who signed the law allowing women in Texas to vote in a primary election.