Register to Vote

If you have additional questions, call 844-TX-VOTES

  • You can confirm that the elections office has all your information correct by checking the Secretary of State’s “Am I registered?” website here. If you need to make changes or can’t find yourself there, see the question below about getting registered to vote.

  • If you have been registered in Texas, but have moved recently (either within your county OR to a new county), you can now update your address online here.

    If you need to update the address on your driver’s license or state ID, you can complete both processes together online. Follow the instructions here.

    If you’re registering to vote in Texas for the first time or you don’t have a Texas Driver’s License or DPS-issued ID, you will need to complete, sign and mail in a paper application. Go to RegisterTexas.com.

    Enter your information and request an application be mailed to you. Fill it out and mail it to your election official in the provided envelope. This will get you registered for the next election.

    If you have a printer, envelope, and stamp, you can also print out your application at RegisterTexas.com.

    To register in person, find your county and find the address and hours of your voter registrar’s office here and they will help you get registered on-site.

  • By law, your county’s voter registrar must process your registration within 7 days of them receiving your application.

    If your application was postmarked or completed online by the deadline (30 days before Election Day), you are eligible to vote anytime during early voting or on Election Day. You do not have to wait until Election Day.

  • Basically, this means the elections office isn't sure if you still live at the address you're registered at. The most common reason for this is that the elections office probably sent you a piece of mail that was returned to their office as undeliverable.

    If you do still live at the address you're registered to vote at, the best and easiest way to fix this is to go vote! When you vote, you'll be asked to complete a Statement of Residence confirming your address and then you'll be able to vote normally.

    If you do not live at the address you're registered to vote at:

    Before/on February 5*: Please update your address. You can do that online.

    After February 5*: Please call 844-TX-VOTES to discuss your options.

    *In order to vote in the March 5, 2024 election, if your municipality or local jurisdiction has an election on that day.