Essential Voter Resources for the 2024 Austin Runoff Elections

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As Austin prepares for the 2024 runoff elections, residents are encouraged to access vital resources to participate effectively in the democratic process. Candidate panels will take place at Austin City Hall on November 20, 2024, allowing voters to engage directly with candidates and submit questions via email or phone. Voting will be available both in-person and by mail, with early voting scheduled from December 2 to December 10, and the official Election Day on December 14, 2024. Voter registration is crucial, with a deadline of October 7, 2024, ensuring all eligible residents can cast their votes. The League of Women Voters has developed a comprehensive Voters Guide, offering insights into candidates and ballot measures, available in multiple languages.

This guide aims to empower voters with the knowledge needed to make informed decisions. Additionally, language interpretation services can be requested for the candidate panels, reflecting an inclusive approach to civic engagement. By participating in these elections, Austin residents can significantly influence their local governance and community development.

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