YOUR VOTE DOES COUNT!

GET OUT THE VOTE: Use the Vote Right App found here

Panola County has a very LOW voter turnout, yet it has a very HIGH church attendance. Roughly 50% of church goers are NOT registered to vote. We need volunteer voter registrars in churches, and we need to encourage our church-going neighbors and friends to VOTE THEIR VALUES.  

• Non-partisan ballots can be found at:
  • Ballotpedia
  • Ivoterguide A full guide and evaluations should be out ~ October 9th. They ask candidates Biblically based questions. When you click “my voter guide” it will show you where your polling place is if voting on Election Day (early voting is done at the elections office in the Panola County Court House)  

Apathy helps the opposition

• The Democrat Socialists of America DSA’s – policies are kissing cousins with communism; see HERE
• The terror-sponsoring Muslim Brother-hood is on the rise in power in America; see HERE

Get involved

Voter Education Outreach via

• VoteTexas.gov
• Project V.O.T.E.

From the Texas Secretary of State (SOS) website:

TX Poll Worker Information

• TX online poll worker information
• Poll Watcher Training
• Poll Watchers Guide (PDF)

TX Volunteer Deputy Registrars

• Volunteer Deputy Registrar Training (PDF) | Spanish (PDF)

TX Election Worker Handbooks and Resources

• Election Judges and Clerks Handbook (PDF)
• Polling Place Signage Checklist (PDF)
• Poll Worker Training Quick Reference Guide (PDF)

Information Specific to Panola County voting is here

• Panola County Polling Place: map of voting precinct divisions and list of polling places
• Interested in being an election worker or volunteer deputy registrar? Check out the “Election Workers/VDR Workers” section of the Panola County Elections here
• Panola County Precinct chairs (current) are listed here. Their responsibilities include getting people registered to vote and to get out the vote.
• Voter turnout (total of ballots cast in Panola County with percentage based on number of registered voters therein)
  • 2026 March, Primary Elections: 4,606 or ~ 25.95%
  • 2025 November, Constitutional Amendments: 2,684 or 15.15%
  • 2025 May, ISD and Municipal: 1,148 ballots cast or ~ 9.4%
  • 2024 November, Presidential: 11,494 ballots cast or ~ 64.3%
  • 2024 May, Panola County Primary: 837 ballots cast or ~ 4.7%
  • 2024 March, State Primary: 5,626 ballots cast or ~ 32.2%
  • 2023 August, Texas Constitutional Amendment Propositions: ~ 19.99%
  • 2022 March, State Primary: 5,745 ballots cast ~ 34.1%

Information Specific to Texas voting and election laws is here.

• Secretary of State voter registration info here.
• Information about conduction elections, county chairs of political parties, county election and voter registration officials, local election officials, voter ID requirements, and MORE are here

Interested in Running for Office?

• Check out information from the Texas Ethics Commission specifically geared for candidates here.
• Need information about how to run a campaign, including requirements for campaign treasurer, and collecting and reporting on funds? See here and here.

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