election

There are a few things you need to know about this early voting go around that are different from voting in the past.

Today is the day you vote for your pick for the person who will ultimately be either the Democratic or Republican candidate for president.

Congresswoman Veronica Escobar be speaking to the nation from the Centro de Salud Familiar La Fe in central El Paso.

We have a budget approaching a billion dollars a year. The people we vote into office should have their eyes on the budget, not on a presidential race.

Make sure you get it done with plenty of time or else someone else who bothered to vote will be making the decision who sits in the White House for you.

There are a bunch of early voting locations, and remember, if you don't vote, I get to decide who runs the city for you.

The City says if you vote to keep this land free from development, taxpayers will have to pay $11 million. Here's how they came up with that number.

Apparently it is so much fun being mayor of El Paso that former mayor Oscar Leeser wants to go back to City Hall.

Beto's loss to Ted Cruz means he'll be back in El Paso raising his kids and spending time with his wife, but we know that's not the end of his political career.

May the odds be ever in your favor!

If you work during voting hours, your employer has to give you two paid hours off to vote, except in this case.

You'll need a valid form of voter identification for Sun Metro and Lift services on Election Day. Check out the list of accepted IDs.