Anticipated vote begins on April 22 in the elections of the Amarillo region

It seems that each time we turn around, an election arrives. Once we have finished with one, we get a break for a month or two and boom! Another election is on our doorstep.

I don’t know about you, but the quantity of leaflets I have received from candidates in recent months is enough for me to heat my house for a year. This blows me thinking about the amount of money that has entered this mail campaign for each candidate.

I get lost.

The elections are important, and this is an opportunity to bring people into the right positions to ensure that our city, our counties and our country are managed correctly. Heck, I think that our elections in the city and in the county are much more important than our national elections, because our local elections affect our daily life and our wallets.

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Who should I vote in the Amarillo elections for?

I don’t care who you vote for; It is between you, God and the candidate. This is what you think is the best choice. You alone can make this decision. However, what is close to my heart is to exercise your right to vote. Too many people these days do not take the time to make their voices heard. Let your voice be heard!

Let’s just look at the mayor’s candidates:

• If you like the way Amillo goes and the direction he moves, then Cole StanleyThe current mayor is for you.
• If you want your nests in a poultry and infrastructure to be repaired, then Jason Herrick is the right choice.
• If you want someone who is not supported by a lot of money and who is new in politics, and takes a chance because he believes people and Amarillo, then Misty necklace Or Luke Marek are the candidates.

Your vote counts, so go out and vote!

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When the early vote is

The early vote for our local elections is Tuesday April 22 – Tuesday, April 29. The ballot day is Saturday, May 3.

Where is the anticipated vote in Amarillo and Canyon?

If you are looking for an unspoken look at all candidates in the region, the Women’s League Voters put a big voting guide.

My child asked who to vote for, I said to do your homework

It will be the first election in which my son will have a chance to vote, and he asked for whom he should vote, and my answer was: “Kid, you will have to do the research and decide which candidates suit you best.” He answered with “OK, Mom, can we all go to vote together?” Of course, it is something special that parents and children can live together.

Good vote!