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Lubbock County · issues
Topics getting the most attention in Lubbock County public meetings, ranked by how frequently they come up.
The votes are in and Lubbock’s new leadership is officially set. It’s time to get familiar with the people who will be calling the shots on local policy for the next few years.
It's officially election day in Lubbock, which means it's time to head to the polls and decide who gets to call the shots at City Hall. Don't sit this one out—your vote directly shapes the future of our local community.
Lubbock County is seeing its lowest early voting numbers in over a decade, which means the few people who do show up are basically deciding the future for everyone else. If you want a say in how our city is run, your vote actually carries way more weight right now than it usually does.
Heads up: Lubbock County is holding municipal and school board elections tomorrow, but polling locations have shifted. Double-check the official list online before you head out so you don't waste a trip.
Lubbock County just dropped the official 2026 election calendar, so it's time to start planning when you'll head to the polls. Keep an eye on these dates to make sure your voice is heard in the upcoming local leadership races.