🗳️ Early voting for the 2026 Socorro ISD Election continues this week through Friday, October 30! Eight early voting locations are available for registered voters: 📍 Chayo Apodaca Community Center 341 N. Moon Rd. 📍 El Paso County Eastside Annex 2350 George Dieter Dr. 📍 Esperanza Acosta Moreno Library 12480 Pebble Hills Blvd. 📍 Gonzalez Place 4101 Rich Beem Blvd. 📍 Marty Robbins Recreation Center 11620 Vista Del Sol Dr. 📍 Oz Glaze Senior Center 13969 Veny Webb St. 📍 Pebble Hills High School 14400 Pebble Hills Blvd. 📍 SISD District Service Center 12440 Rojas Dr. Find voting hours, locations and additional Proposition A election information at sisd.net/propa

🗳️ Have you reviewed the Socorro ISD sample ballot? As you review Proposition A, you’ll notice the statement, “THIS IS A TAX INCREASE.” State law requires this language to appear on the ballot for a VATRE. Socorro ISD’s Proposition A will appear at the top of the ballot. Early voting is happening now through October 30, and Election Day is November 3. View the sample ballot and find additional election information at sisd.net/propa

🏡 How would Proposition A affect Socorro ISD homeowners age 65 and older? For homeowners who have applied for and received the Over-65 Homestead Exemption, school property taxes are frozen. Prop A would not increase taxes above that frozen amount, as long as no significant improvements are made to the home. 🗳️ Don’t forget! Early Voting is October 19–30, and Election Day is November 3. Find more information at sisd.net/propa

🛡️ What would Proposition A mean for safety and security in Socorro ISD? Prop A funding for safety and security includes an armed officer at every campus and intruder detection and deterrence measures. Don’t forget! Early Voting runs October 19–30, and Election Day is November 3. Find more information at sisd.net/propa

What would Proposition A fund in Socorro ISD? Prop A would provide funding for teacher and staff compensation, student programs, safety and security, technology, HVAC improvements, and bus replacements. 🗳️ Early Voting is October 19–30, with Election Day on November 3. Explore the details at sisd.net/propa

▶️ What factors are shaping Socorro ISD’s upcoming election? This video examines the financial factors affecting the district, including rising costs, changes in enrollment and state funding, and recent budget adjustments. Find additional information about Proposition A and the upcoming election at sisd.net/propa

🇺🇸 Early voting starts today! #TEAM SISD! LET’S SEE THOSE “I VOTED” STICKERS! ❤️🤍💙 Post your “I Voted” selfie to show off that sticker. Don’t forget to include #TeamSISD and #IVoted when you share! Let’s show our community pride! #TheNextChapterIsOurs

🗳️ Early voting starts today! Early voting for the Socorro ISD 2026 Election begins today, Monday, October 19, and runs through Friday, October 30. 📅 View the Early Voting calendar for polling locations, dates, and hours of operation. For additional election information, visit: sisd.net/propa

100% of funds generated by Proposition A would stay in Socorro ISD. Proposition A would provide $49.2 million in additional annual revenue for teacher and staff compensation, student programs, student devices, safety and security, HVAC improvements, and Bus Replacements. Learn more: sisd.net/propa

👥More than 5,300 Socorro ISD employees could see a salary increase through Proposition A. As one of the largest employers in the community, Socorro ISD has designated Prop A funding for teacher and staff compensation. See what Prop A would provide at sisd.net/propa