Busiest, slowest polling locations in Bexar County for early voting period of Nov. 4, 2025, election

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Over 55,000 Bexar County residents have voted early for the Nov. 4 election so far, according to the Bexar County elections office.

Between Monday, Oct. 20, and Friday, Oct. 31, voters can cast their ballots at 51 different locations.

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The significant items on the ballot are two propositions related to the San Antonio Spurs’ potential relocation to a downtown arena, as well as 17 constitutional amendments.

Friday, Oct. 23

According to the Bexar County Elections Department, 55,194 people have cast a ballot through five days of early voting.

Busiest polling locations through five days of early voting:

1. Brookhollow Branch Library: 3,352
2. Lion’s Field Adult and Senior Center: 2,835
3. Tobin Branch Library at Oakwell: 2,475
4. Igo Branch Library: 2,472
5. Cody Branch Library: 2,447
6. Encino Branch Library: 2,426
7. Maverick Branch Library: 2,413
8. Semmes Branch Library: 2,380
9. Parman Branch Library at Stone Oak: 2,305
10. Great Northwest Branch Library: 2,154

Slowest polling locations through five days of early voting:

1. St. Phillips College: 103
2. Frank Garrett Multi Service Center: 110
3. Macedonia Baptist Church: 137
4. Somerset City Hall: 166
5. Texas A&M University-San Antonio: 184
6. Southside ISD Administration Building: 188
7. Palo Alto College: 193
8. St Hedwig City Hall: 198
9. Northeast Lakeview College: 313
10. Copernicus Community Center: 357

Thursday, Oct. 23

According to the Bexar County Elections Department, 43,952 people have cast a ballot through four days of early voting.

Busiest polling locations through four days of early voting:

1. Brookhollow Branch Library: 2,655
2. Lion’s Field Adult and Senior Center: 2,280
3. Tobin Branch Library at Oakwell: 2,004
4. Cody Branch Library: 1,948
5. Semmes Branch Library: 1,928
6. Igo Branch Library: 1,906
7. Encino Branch Library: 1,872
8. Maverick Branch Library: 1,864
9. Parman Branch Library at Stone Oak: 1,834
10. Great Northwest Branch Library: 1,694

Slowest polling locations through four days of early voting:

1. St. Phillips College: 83
2. Frank Garrett Multi Service Center: 96
3. Macedonia Baptist Church: 97
4. Somerset City Hall: 128
5. Southside ISD Administration Building: 137
6. Palo Alto College: 147
7. Texas A&M University-San Antonio: 152
8. St Hedwig City Hall: 160
9. Northeast Lakeview College: 240
10. Copernicus Community Center: 277

Wednesday, Oct. 22

According to the Bexar County Elections Department, 33,243 people have cast a ballot in the first three days of early voting.

Busiest polling locations through three days of early voting:

1. Brookhollow Branch Library: 1,969
2. Lion’s Field Adult and Senior Center: 1,740
3. Tobin Branch Library at Oakwell: 1,490
4. Cody Branch Library: 1,490
5. Semmes Branch Library: 1,489
6. Maverick Branch Library: 1,436
7. Igo Branch Library: 1,414
8. Encino Branch Library: 1,379
9. Parman Branch Library at Stone Oak: 1,332
10. Great Northwest Branch Library: 1,257

Slowest polling locations through three days of early voting:

1. Macedonia Baptist Church: 65
2. St. Phillips College: 69
3. Frank Garrett Multi Service Center: 72
4. Somerset City Hall: 92
5. Southside ISD Administration Building: 104
6. Palo Alto College: 106
7. Texas A&M University-San Antonio: 120
8. St. Hedwig City Hall: 131
9. Northeast Lakeview College: 171
10. East Central ISD Admin: 187

Tuesday, Oct. 21

According to the Bexar County Elections Department, 21,851 people have cast a ballot through two days of early voting.

Busiest polling locations through two days of early voting:

1. Brookhollow Branch Library: 1,294
2. Lion’s Field Adult and Senior Center: 1,229
3. Semmes Branch Library: 993
4. Tobin Branch Library at Oakwell: 993
5. Maverick Branch Library: 943
6. Igo Branch Library: 891
7. Encino Branch Library: 876
8. Great Northwest Branch Library: 873
9. Cody Branch Library: 825
10. Parman Branch Library at Stone Oak: 754

Slowest polling locations through two days of early voting:

1. Macedonia Baptist Church: 45
2. St. Phillips College: 45
3. Frank Garrett Multi Service Center: 50
4. Somerset City Hall: 53
5. Southside ISD Administration Building: 70
6. Palo Alto College: 73
7. St. Hedwing City Hall: 78
8. Texas A&M University-San Antonio: 78
9. Northwest Lakeview College: 109
10. East Central ISD Admin: 113

Monday, Oct. 20

According to the Bexar County Elections Department, 10,158 people cast a ballot on the first day of early voting, Oct. 20.

Busiest polling locations on the first day of early voting:

1. Lion’s Field Adult and Senior Center: 596
2. Brookhollow Branch Library: 585
3. Cody Branch Library: 465
4. Tobin Branch Library at Oakwell: 459
5. Semmes Branch Library: 453
6. Maverick Branch Library: 425
7. Igo Branch Library: 415
8. Encino Branch Library: 387
9. Great Northwest Branch Library: 377
10. Wonderland Mall of the Americas: 376

Least busy polling locations on the first day of early voting:

1. Frank Garrett Multi-Service Center: 18
2. St. Phillips College: 20
3. Somerset City Hall: 22
4. Macedonia Baptist Church: 23
5. Southside ISD Administration Building: 23
6. Palo Alto College: 37
7. Texas A&M University-San Antonio: 37
8. St Hedwig City Hall: 38
9. East Central ISD Administration Building: 58
10. Northeast Lakeview College: 61

Map: Polling locations in Bexar County

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