| State of the Precinct Report |
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| northern boundary West Woodlawn Avenue |
| southern boundary Culebra Road |
| eastern boundary Wilson Boulevard |
| western boundary from Woodlawn is St. Cloud Street to the intersection of Bandera Road and continuing south to North General McMullen Road to Culebra Road |
| The map below is the view of Bexar County voting Precinct 2013 with its boundary-streets being W. Woodlawn Avenue on the north connecting to St. Cloud Street traveling south to North General McMullen Road connecting to Culebra Road going east and connecting with Wilson Boulevard going north back to W. Woodlawn Avenue. The map shows the twenty-two streets that comprise and bond our neighborhood-voting-precinct from Culebra Road traveling north and from left to right are: North General McMullen Road, Tulane Drive, Rollins Street, Leo Street, Kentucky Avenue, Bandera Road, Emory Street, Wilson Boulevard, Waverly Avenue, SweetBriar Avenue, Germania Street, Texas Avenue, Westminister Avenue, Epworth Street, Cincinnati Avenue, Hickory Street, W. Ashby Place, St. Cloud Street, W. French Place, W. Craig Place and West Woodlawn Avenue. We are 662 households, with an approximation of 3,000 voting age adults of which less than 50% - 1,300 are registered voters. The maximum percentage of 47% - of voter participation in any election has been 551 within the past six years. We have about 300 consistent voters that represent us in every election...thank you to all. |
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| I want you...to never to forget our neighborhood's boundaries that we call home. ...to never forget that as a voting-block we can influence many elections. ...to never forget that we are our own lobbyists for our families. ...to never forget that by getting everyone to register to vote increases the value of the votes from our neighborhood. ...to never forget that our votes is will always cancel-out any large amount of money contributed to any candidate. ...to never forget that by registering to vote you become self-empowered and then by voting consistently in every election the value of that empowerment is priceless. ...to never forget that by increasing our voter base and participation, we can deminish the influence of lobbyists on our elected officials and demand the respect of our voting power. |
| Yes, I want you and our neighborhood wants you too, to join our Voter Registeration Drive. In this whole world and in the whole conflagration of our nation's agony of Sept 11th nothing is more therapeutical than looking inward and tasting our patriotic roots. To revive the foundation of our country's principals invested in our Freedoms is a spiritual growth of thanking our lucky stars to have been born in America. Yes, we need to reflect on the thought that there is no better country to live in at this time in World History. The choice is ours, do we continue to improve on the American Dream or do we regress into the modern Dark Ages. Let us consider registering to vote every eligible adult in your household and making it a family event to voting during the 'early voting' period before every election, or if eligible to vote by mail. This is your country. |
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| I need your help: Block Captains, Voter Registrars, TO SET precinct voting participation GOALS, Lets Roll!!!! |
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