This year, Texan voters are faced with an array of issues ranging from immigration, abortion, taxes, climate change, cannabis law and so much more. As with every election, it is important that we all go to the polls to exercise our right to vote. Check out my voters guide for a list of important dates and info to remember as this election draws nearer. Remember, your voice matters!
Forms of valid ID accepted at the polls:
A state driver’s license (issued by the Texas Department of Public Safety).
A Texas election identification certificate (issued by DPS).
A Texas personal identification card (issued by DPS).
A Texas license to carry a handgun (issued by DPS).
A U.S. military ID card with a personal photo.
A U.S. citizenship certificate with a personal photo.
A U.S. passport.
If you have concerns or maybe you've recently updated info regarding your name or address and need to make changes to your registration info, you can do so online. Visit the website below:
If you'd like to make sure you're registered to vote and to find out your assigned polling location, you can do so by visiting the Texas Secretary of State website:
To be eligible to vote by mail, you must mean the following requirements:
You will be 65 or older by Election Day.
You will not be in your county for the entire span of voting, including early voting.
You cite a sickness or disability that prevents you from voting in person without needing personal assistance or without the likelihood of injuring your health.
You’re expected to give birth within three weeks before or after Election Day.
You are confined in jail but otherwise eligible (i.e., not convicted of a felony).
For additional information, an application to vote by mail and to track your ballot, visit:
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