Polling places for the Democratic Primary Election on March 4, 2008:

San Saba (in town) Polling Places -

Precinct 1, Precinct 2 (Box 2B), Precinct 3 (Box 3B), and Precinct 4 (Box 4A) - Arrowhead Bank Atrium

Precinct 2 (Box 2A) -

Richland Springs City Hall

Precinct 3 (Box 3A) -

Cherokee Fire Station

Precinct 4 (Box 4B) -

Bend Methodist Church

Polls open at 7 a.m. and close at 7 p.m. There will be Democratic Precinct Conventions at each polling place at 7:15 p.m. These conventions will be held to elect delegates to attend the County Convention.

Polling places for the Republican Primary Election on March 4, 2008:

San Saba (in town) Polling Places -

Precinct 1, Precinct 2 (Box 2B), Precinct 3 (Box 3B), and Precinct 4 (Box 4A) - Arrowhead Bank in the east room

Precinct 2 (Box 2A) -

Richland Springs City Hall

Precinct 3 (Box 3A) -

Cherokee Fire Station

Precinct 4 (Box 4B) -

Bend Methodist Church

Early voting is now in process until February 29th at the Sheriff's office, northwest corner, on the second floor of the courthouse.

Fact or Fiction

Now to clear up some of the misconceptions about the Primary Election:

1. Yes, you may vote either Republican or Democratic in the Primary election, but only one or the other in this election, March 4, 2008. - FACT

2. In the General Election held in November, you can vote for either party or vote for whom you choose, no matter how you voted in the Primary Election.

Example: You may vote Republican for President and Vice President, and democrat for Sheriff. - FACT

3. This is very important - There is a new law if you do not have your voter registration, you must have some other form of identification such as: driver's license, birth certificate, U.S. passport, etc. Even if you know the people at the polling place, you still must have an ID of some kind to vote. - FACT

4. You can only vote in the Precinct that you are registered in or you can vote early. - FACT