Early voting in Frio County is off to a strong start, with over 200 voters casting their ballots on the first day alone. The turnout has been impressive, with a steady flow of voters continuing throughout the early voting period. On a recent Saturday, three early voting sites welcomed more than 300 voters, showcasing the community's eagerness to participate in the electoral process.

Commissioners expressed their satisfaction with the turnout, noting the positive engagement from the public. "We've had some good people coming out," one commissioner remarked, highlighting the efforts to encourage participation among residents. However, there were some concerns regarding curbside voting, as only one curbside option was available, which limited accessibility for some voters.

In a key decision during the meeting, the Frio County Commissioners Court approved the appointment of election judges and alternates, ensuring that the upcoming elections will be well-managed. The motion was made by Commissioner Martinez and seconded by Commissioner Cano, receiving unanimous support from the court.

As early voting continues, officials remain optimistic about maintaining high voter engagement and ensuring a smooth electoral process. The community's enthusiasm is a promising sign as Frio County prepares for the upcoming elections.