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Civic Engagement

Program Overview

Civic Engagement strengthens our community through education, service, and partnerships that align with our chapter mission.

What We Do

Host voter education and registration activities
Promote civic literacy and community awareness
Support local forums, town halls, and issue briefings
Encourage participation in elections and community decision-making

Who This Program Supports

Community members seeking voter information and resources
Students and first-time voters
Community partners and civic organizations

The San Antonio Alumni Chapter (SAAC) of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. is a nonpartisan social organization recognized under Section 501(c)(7) of the Internal Revenue Code and operates in accordance with the Constitution and Bylaws of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc. SAAC does not endorse, support, or oppose any political candidates, political parties, or campaigns. This website is not used for political advocacy or campaigning and is intended solely for educational and informational purposes.

Am I Registered to Vote

Register to Vote

Please submit other educational items via this link:

Submit Information or Upcoming Events

Early Voting Starts October 19, 2026
Early voting: October 19–30
Election Day: November 3, 2026
Bexar County voting locations, hours & sample ballots

The voter registration deadline for the November 3 election was October 5, 2026. Check your registration using the button above.

Voter Registration Events, Education, Information, and Suppression Tactics

Having Trouble Voting?

A practical guide for Texas voters. Download, save, or share this free resource.

Download the free PDF

Civic Engagement Events

Through Election Day · November 3, 2026

OCT
17

Project Big Vote: Understand Your Ballot

OCT
19

Early Voting Begins

OCT
20

Civic Academy: Government 101 (Project Big Vote)

OCT
27

Barbara Gervin-Hawkins' Power Breakfast Meeting

OCT
30

Early Voting Ends

OCT
30

2026 Midterm Election - GOTV March and Party

NOV
3

Election Day

County Voter Information Links

Bexar County TX Elections Department (Link)
Guadalupe County (Link)
Comal County (Link)
Wilson County (Link)
Kendall County (Link)
Kerr County (Link)
Bandera County (Link)

Volunteer as Deputy Registrar

Bexar County TX (Link)
Guadalupe County (Link)

Voter Education

Know your ballot
VOTE411 voter guides
Bexar County sample ballots and election information

Vote by Mail
Check the county’s eligibility rules and application instructions before applying.
Bexar County vote-by-mail guide
Request or print an application
Applications for the November 3 election must be received by October 23, 2026 (not postmarked). An original handwritten signature is required; follow the official submission instructions.

Voter ID
Texas voter ID requirements
If you do not have an approved photo ID and cannot reasonably obtain one, review the supporting ID and Reasonable Impediment Declaration requirements at this link.

Understanding your voter registration certificate

Find voting locations
Bexar County registration and polling lookup
Current Bexar County voting locations and hours
Guadalupe County voter lookup
Check the current election’s locations and hours before you go.

Reviewed October 11, 2026. Refer to the official links for updates.

Bexar County Voter Precincts

Precinct Resources

On this site is the following information:

Commissioners Court Precinct Listings
Constables Precinct Listings
Bexar County Cities
Bexar County School Districts
Voter Precinct Maps (Link) (Precinct Finder)

Local Elected Officials: (Link)

Texas State Offices: (Link)

Federal Offices: (Link)

Voter Suppression Tactics

Voter suppression refers to laws, policies, practices, or actions that make it more difficult for eligible voters to register, cast a ballot, or have their vote counted. These tactics can include restrictive registration requirements, reduced polling locations or hours, voter roll purges, misinformation, intimidation, and other barriers that disproportionately affect certain communities. When eligible voters face unnecessary obstacles to participation, it can weaken public confidence in elections and undermine the principle that every eligible citizen should have a fair and equal opportunity to vote.

NAACP: (Link)
League of Women Voters: (Link)

Featured Downloads

City Meeting and Events

Information on the Marvel community meetings and the Bexar County Budget Forum:

Executive Summary Project Marvel

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