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Tuesday, November 7th is the LAST day to vote

Today, Tuesday, November 7th is the LAST day to vote. Make sure you get out and vote by 7pm today! Vote YES for Prop-9 in support for our school teachers. You voting location can be found at: https://teamrv-mvp.sos.texas.gov/MVP/mvp.do Voting recommendations can be found at: https://mothersagainstgregabbott.com/2023-ballot-propositions/ @dentondemocrats @collindemocrat #txlege

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Today is Tuesday, November 7th. It's the last day you can vote. So make sure you get your vote out before 7 p.m. today. That's when the polls close. No matter where you're at in Texas, you can vote on amendments to our Texas State Constitution.

Now, if you want to have recommendations on how to vote for each of the amendments or to know what those amendments are, you can go to this website right here that goes over those. And if you need to know where to go in order to vote, then you go to this website right here that will tell you where your voting location is. Unlike early voting, you cannot just go to any voting

location. You have to go to your voting location. And this website right here will tell you where that is. So make sure you get out by 7 p.m. today, get your vote out. If you live in Denton County like I do, my personal recommendation is to vote yes for all the pro

school bonds that you're also going to see an option for as well. But if you are still confused upon what the amendments are or just don't know how you feel about them, I personally will advocate for you to vote yes for proposition number nine. If anything, if anything, please vote yes for Prop 9, which is a bill that helps our school teachers and

our retired school teachers, giving them at least a small cost of living adjustment for them in their retirement. It's not honestly enough in my opinion, but at least it's something. So please vote yes for Prop 9.