Sign up for KSAT’s ‘Vote 2020’ newsletter
SAN ANTONIO – KSAT is launching a free, weekly election newsletter on Sept. 15 and we want to give our audience a jump on subscribing .
Leading up to all of the big elections happening this year, we wanted to offer our readers an easy way to keep up with the biggest political stories of the week. Every Tuesday, we’ll cut through the noise and email the rundown of what’s happening straight to our subscribers.
SIGN UP FOR THE NEWSLETTER HERE
Here’s some of what you can expect:
Analysis of some of the biggest races and news-making headlines
KSAT Anchors Myra Arthur and Steve Spriester will sound off on the week’s stand-out moments
Exclusive polling results that show what the people in your community care about most
Voter guides, important dates and other voting-related tips
Debate previews and wraps
Every week, our newsletter will also include a piece of non-political, hand-picked content from KSAT Explains that subscribers may have missed.
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