LUBBOCK, Texas -
Polling places for city and school board elections will be open from seven to seven Saturday.
The highest amount of early votes in at least 10 years were cast in Lubbock County for this municipal election, at least 16,500.
The ballot in Lubbock includes races for mayor and municipal judge, three City Council seats, three positions on the Lubbock ISD school board, and a bond election for Lubbock-Cooper ISD.
There will be 39 vote center locations where any voter registered in Lubbock County can cast a ballot.
That means you don't have to vote in a particular precinct. You will have to have a photo ID to cast a ballot.
From 7 to 9 p.m, you can watch election coverage and analysis on our sister station - FOX34 News Now - or listen on AM950 - 100.7FM
We will have full coverage on the News @ Nine, including results and candidate interviews and also on our website fox34.com.
If you don't know where to vote in the county, text the zip code of your location to 7 5 0 4 4. You'll get a message back with the closest vote center locations.
That service is brought to you by the Lubbock County Elections Office and FOX34.
For more Election Day, info including sample ballots, click the SEEN ON tab at fox34.com.
