Go to txballot.com to track your ballot!
The deadline to register for the November 3rd election has passed.
If you have not recently moved, then no you do not need to re-register each election. But, if you just moved to Texas or moved within Texas, you must register again. If you have moved within the same county, then you must submit an address change to your local county voter registrar. You can learn more here.
October 13th-30th
Early Voting Begins for the General Election
October 23rd
Last Day to Apply for Mail-in Ballot by Mail
November 3rd
Election Day
You can find your polling locations a few days before early voting begins here.
Bring one of the following items to your polling place:
These photo IDs must be current or have expired no more than 4 years before you vote. If you don’t have a photo ID you can bring alternate identification, for more information, check here.
It is going to be a LONG ballot so be prepared!
Federal Level
Statewide
County
School District
Judicial
City
*indicates that the office may be on SOME people’s ballots but not everyone’s!
Finally, you can attain a personalized ballot from the League of Women Voter here. Simply enter your address and a sample ballot for your precinct will appear.
As a registered voter in Texas, you have the right to:
Learn more here.
Call the Election Protection Hotline! They’re here to help you with whatever questions you may have. They have dedicated hotlines for different languages and accessibility.
English: 866-OUR-VOTE (866-687-8683)
Asian Languages (Hindi, Urdu, and Bengali): 888-API-VOTE (888-274-8683)
YOU QUALIFY TO VOTE BY MAIL IF YOU:
Last day to Drop off a mail-in ballot application in person to your local election office.
You can also mail, fax, or email your application.
If faxing or emailing, your early voting clerk must also receive an original copy of the application by mail within 4 business days.
The short answer is YES!
This is an unprecedented time for everyone and voting during a global health pandemic is no exception. The WiseUp TX team highly recommends everyone to follow the following safe health practices when heading to the polls:
As cliche as it sounds, your vote is your voice. People have almost died for the right to vote and this privilege is not one to take for granted. A democracy is meant for its’ citizens to participate in and when citizens don’t participate, a democracy will fail. America is unique in its’ history of being a melting pot of the world and voting is your opportunity to ensure our representatives look like the beautiful diverse nation that we are.