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All members of the Election Integrity Project of Nueces County are strongly encouraged to attend our January 5th meeting at 6:30 PM at Silverado Smokehouse, 4522 Weber Road.
Can’t attend in person? You may vote by proxy by contacting us at info@eipnc.com
or calling 361-461-2376.
Please make plans to attend or submit your proxy—your voice matters!

Mark your calendars and plan to attend EIP's event for Texas Candidates for Attorney General. With the passage of SB12 during the extended session of the 89th Legislature, the Attorney General's Office was given a broader access to state and local election crimes. Crimes against elections cannot and should not be treated as victimless crimes. Every Texan and American is a victim of ballot harvesting, mail in ballot fraud and theft of ballots and we are looking for the Attorney General to exact justice swiftly.
We have submitted questions to the candidates and they will have prepared responses. There will be a Q&A time for members and attendees.
At this time, Aaron Reitz will be in attendance however Mayes Middleton has asked if his Campaign Manager, Mat Minor, may come in his place, with assurance Mr. Middleton will either be at our 26th meeting in January or the next one in February. As of this email, we have not heard back from Chip Roy's campaign on whether he will make this event due to his responsibilities in DC.
Looking forward to seeing everyone on Tuesday the 20th at 6:30pm at Silverado Restaurant and bring a friend or someone new to the Coastal Bend. South Texas will be a sought-after area in the primaries and in midterms. Let your voice be heard.
Pamela Woods President of EIP of Nueces County

The community is invited to attend a Congressional District 34 Candidates Debate, hosted by the Nueces County Republican Party and the Coastal Bend Young Republicans. This event provides an opportunity to hear directly from the candidates and learn more about their positions on issues important to voters.
Confirmed Candidates:
Keith Allen • Luis Buentello • Eric Flores • Mayra Flores • Fred Hinojosa • Gregory Scott Kunkle, Jr. • Scott Mandel
Thursday, January 22, 2026
Richardson Performance Hall
Del Mar College – East Campus
101 Baldwin Blvd, Corpus Christi, TX 78404
Schedule:
• 5:30–6:30 PM — VIP Reception
• 6:00 PM — Doors Open
• 7:00 PM — Debate Begins
Moderator:
Carmen A. Calderone Jr., Chairman, Nueces County Republican Party
A panel of respected local leaders will assist with questions.
Tickets:
General Admission is FREE, but seat reservations are required. Community Invitation: Congressional District 34 Candidates Debate

Both days are extremely important to anyone who has already worked as well as those who haven't. Though the focus on day one is more general and law-related, and the focus on day two is more practice, paperwork and procedures, I can't imagine suggesting that someone only attend one segment.
We start Day One with the importance of good Leaders as Poll Workers in the election process, how to sign up to work, and which positions are available. We'll focus on state and federal laws affecting how we vote, types of ballots - when and how they're used, mail-in ballots and applicable laws, Curbside voting and new applicable laws, assisting voters and new applicable laws, and equipment allowed for use in Nueces County Elections.
We start Day Two discussing how to set-up and operate the equipment. We'll go over the Poll Worker's daily schedule, and practice filling out legally-required paperwork. We'll role-play interacting with Poll Watchers and Secretary of State inspectors. We'll role-play with "voters" checking in at the Poll Pad, resolving registration issues, identification issues, disability issues, handling trouble at the polls, and assisting voters legally.
Most important: Tips from poll workers who've learned by doing it! We'll conclude with the differences between Early Voting and Election Day procedures, and who you can contact if you need help at the polls.
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