How You Can Support the Real Estate Industry at the Polls

October 14, 2024 | Texas REALTORS® Staff

Exercise your right to vote this November and protect the real estate industry at the ballot box.

You can find real estate-friendly candidates in your area, backed by Texas REALTORS®, by visiting texasrealtorssupport.com.

Below is important information and dates to keep in mind before heading to the polls:

Check your voter registration status
Early voting: Oct. 21 – Nov. 1
Last day to apply for ballot by mail: Oct. 25
Election Day: Nov. 5

You can also subscribe to the Advocacy RECap newsletter for more information on real estate-related issues and news coming out of Austin and Washington, D.C.

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Diana Corral

I think this is highly inappropriate. Texas Realtors is assuming my most important issue when it comes to voting is real estate. I absolutely do not condone my fees funding political propaganda. Allow people to do their own research should they wish to (or not!).

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How You Can Support the Real Estate Industry at the Polls

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