2020 City of Windcrest General Election

2020 Election Dates and Information

On Tuesday, November 3, 2020, the City of Windcrest, Texas, will hold a General Election for City Council Member Place 1, City Council Member Place 2, and City Council Member Place 3.  The following individuals will be on the November 3, 2020 ballot.  Names below appear as they will be listed on the ballot.  Generic Sample Ballot 

For Council, Place No. 2                                                                     

(Para Concejal, Lugar Num 2)                                                              

• Cindy Strzelecki                                                                          
• Alice Vargas Relkin

For Council, Place 3
(Para Concejal, Lugar Num3)

• George Alva
• Greg Turner

For Council, Place No. 1

(Para Concejal, Lugar Num. 1)

Unopposed Candidate Declared Elected
(Candidato sin oposicion Declarado Electo  )
               Wes Manning

November 3, 2020 Election Day Information

All voting Centers will open at 7 A.M. until 7 P.M.  Any registered Bexar County voter can vote at any vote center on Election Day.  Please refer to November 3, 2020 Election Day Vote Center List for the full list of vote center locations. 

Windcrest Election Day Vote Center Location: 

Takas Park Civic Center
9310 Jim Seal Dr.
Windcrest, TX 78239

Vote By Mail

Last Day to Receive Ballot by Mail - Tuesday, November 3, 2020 (election day) at 7 p.m.
Please click on link for additional information regarding ballot by mail from the Bexar County Elections Department.  

Election News from Bexar County - ExpressVote Is Here 

Beginning at the November 2019 Elections, a new electronic voting equipment began to be utilized in Bexar County.  Approved in Bexar County Commissioners Court in May 2019, the new equipment, ExpressVote, verifies voters decisions on a paper ballot.   

Voters will make their selections on the ExpressVote touch screen voting unit. Once a voter has made his or her choices, they print out their ballot card and double-check the selections.

When a person is ready to cast a vote, the voter will place their ballot card into the precinct tabulator. 

Take a look at the demonstration video to see how the ExpressVote records your vote.


Additional informational websites:
Texas Elections Code and  Texas Ethics Commission  

For questions regarding your voters registration or to receive a ballot by mail, please contact the Bexar County Elections Department at 210-335- VOTE (8683) or by visiting the Bexar County website, Bexar County Elections Department.