Discover election events happening near your campus, including a FREE concert and Parades to the Polls!
Jessie Murph Live at ACC | October 24, 2024
Austin Community College District is hosting a free concert for all ACC Riverbats – featuring rising artist Jessie Murph – as part of the National Community College Concert Competition! ACC encourages all Central Texans to make their voice heard during the November general election and remains dedicated to providing access to nonpartisan information about voter registration and voting procedures.
Tickets are FREE, but they won’t last long, so be sure to grab yours early. You can reserve a spot for you AND a guest. Make sure to bring your ACC ID for entry at the gates!
Date: Thursday, October 24
Time: Doors Open at 7 p.m.
Location: ACL Live at the Moody Theater, 310 W Willie Nelson Blvd
*Note: Some browsers are experiencing trouble with reserving tickets. If you have challenges claiming your tickets, please contact accvoteearlyconcert2024@gmail.com for support. We can help you get registered!
Parade to the Polls
ACC Highland Parade | October 22, 2024
ACC Highland Parade | October 22, 2024
We will gather at the Military Families Center at Highland Campus, HLC 4.2120, for a sign-making party with music, free pizza, and nonpartisan resources to research your ballot. Then at noon the Northeast Early College High School Marching Band will meet us at the north entrance to Building 4000 for a parade to an early voting site at the Austin Permitting and Development Center (6310 Wilhemina Delco Dr).
Date: Tuesday, October 22
Time: Meet up at 11 a.m.; Parade at Noon
Location: Military Families Center at ACC Highland, Building 4000
ACC Cypress Creek Parade | October 23, 2024
ACC Cypress Creek Parade | October 23, 2024
We will meet up in the Student Commons at Cypress Creek Campus at 11 a.m. for a sign-making party with music, free pizza, and nonpartisan resources to research your ballot. Then at noon the Diversity Band will lead our parade to an early voting site at the Cedar Park Randalls (1400 Cypress Creek Rd).
Date: Wednesday, October 23
Time: Meet up at 11 a.m.; Parade at Noon
Location: Student Commons at ACC Cypress Creek, Building 1000
ACC Rio Grande Parade | October 28, 2024
ACC Rio Grande Parade | October 28, 2024
We will meet up in the ACC Rio Grande Courtyard near the Annex at 11 a.m. for a sign-making party with music, free pizza, and nonpartisan resources to research your ballot. Then at noon, the Blowcommotion Marching Band will lead our parade to an early voting site at the Austin Recreation Center. (1301 Shoal Creek Blvd).
Date: Monday, October 28
Time: Meet Up at 11 a.m.; Parade at Noon
Location: Courtyard at ACC Rio Grande
ACC Riverside Parade | October 29, 2024
ACC Riverside Parade | October 29, 2024
We will meet up at the ACC Riverside Courtyard in front of Building G at 11 a.m. for a sign-making party with music, free pizza, and nonpartisan resources to research your ballot. Then at noon the marching band will lead our parade to an early voting site at the Ruiz Library (1600 Grove Blvd).
Date: Tuesday, October 29
Time: Meet up at 11 a.m.; Parade at noon
Location: Courtyard at ACC Riverside, Building G
ACC Eastview Parade | October 30, 2024
ACC Eastview Parade | October 30, 2024
We will meet up in the Student Commons in Building 2000 at ACC Eastview at 11 a.m. for a sign making party with music, free pizza, and nonpartisan resources to research your ballot. Then at noon the Northeast Early College High School Drumline and Eastside Early College High School Marching Band will lead our parade to an Early Voting site at the Millennium Youth Center (1156 Hargrave St.)
Date: Wednesday, October 30
Time: Meet up at 11 a.m.; Parade at Noon
Location: Student Commons at ACC Eastview, Building 2000
Early Voting in Texas: Things to Know
- You can only vote in your county of residence: Both Travis and Williamson Counties allow their residents to vote at any Early Voting location within their counties, but Travis County voters cannot vote at Williamson County polling sites and Williamson County voters cannot vote at Travis County Polling Sites. In other words, folks registered to vote in Travis County can vote after Highland, Riverside, Rio Grande and Eastview Parades to the Polls and Williamson County voters can vote after the Cypress Creek Parade.
- We will all vote together, but the parade will not enter the polling place: Although we are parading to the polls, we will not bring the parade INSIDE the polls. Even though this is a nonpartisan event, the band and well wishers will stay outside the 100 ft. electioneering boundary surrounding the polling place entrance.
- DO NOT wear political apparel if you plan on voting: Wearing T-shirts, buttons or hats supporting political candidates at the polls is illegal. You can wear a shirt that says VOTE! but not you cannot wear anything that advocates voting for a specific cause or person.