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Early voting keeps slow, steady pace
Wednesday, December 10, 2014 by Elizabeth Pagano
With only three days of early voting left, 6.11 percent of registered Travis County voters, or 33,751 people, have participated in the Dec. 16 runoff election so far. Tuesday, 3,591 of those voters visited polling stations. As has been common this election, the busiest locations for voting were the Ben Hur Shrine and the Randalls grocery stores at South MoPac and William Cannon Drive and at Research Boulevard and Braker Lane.
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