With more than 310,000 residents, Bell County, Texas, is 16th largest of Texas' 254 counties. The county seat is located in Belton. Bell County is part of the Killeen–Temple, Texas, Metropolitan Statistical Area.
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General Election – November 6, 2018 October 9, 2018 – The last day to register to vote in the November 6th General Election. October 26, 2018 – The last day to apply for a Ballot by Mail request (must be received, not postmarked). November 6, 2018 – Deadline for receiving Ballots by Mail (must be received, not postmarked). Locations and Hours Early Voting will be conducted in person each weekday at: Belton – Bell County Courthouse Annex, 550 East 2nd Ave […]
Read MoreThe Bell County Democratic Party has moved to Belton! Join us on Sunday, August 5, from 2-4 PM to celebrate the grand opening of our new office at 415 N. Main.
Read MoreWe are living in times of rampant corruption and authoritarianism in our country, and it’s hard not to despair. But we have a lot of hope, too. Our party is expanding as never before, and our county party is seeing unprecedented growth, as well. In Bell County, we have a candidate for Congress who has […]
Read MoreNow that the primary runoff election is behind us, we have our slate and are looking forward to November! Our CEC meeting will take place Thursday, June 14th at the historic courthouse in Belton, 101 W Central Avenue at 6:30 p.m. Philippa Wood, TDP’s training director, will join us to hook you up with training the […]
Read MoreBeto O’ Rourke visited his 254th county on the campaign trail, officially having visited every county in this great state. “Saturday’s town hall marks the conclusion of an initiative that has defined O’Rourke’s race. He often jabs at Cruz during campaign stops, saying “what did Senator Cruz tell you the last time he was here […]
Read MoreIn March we held the Travis County Democratic Party Convention and it was a great success. We met and held our precinct conventions, met with our caucuses, and reviewed our voter’s resolutions. We got a lot done but there is still more to be done! We met in our senate districts and held our precinct […]
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