1
REGISTER IN PERSON
Visit your county elections office or get help from a Volunteer Deputy Registrar. No printer required.
TEXAS VOTER REGISTRATION
CHECK YOUR
CHECK YOUR
REGISTRATION STATUS.
Start here. Find out whether your record is active, your address is current, and what to do next.
ARE YOU REGISTERED TO VOTE?
Check your status, confirm your address, and find your VUID.
CHECK MY STATUS
Use the official Texas voter portal to see whether your registration is active.
MOVED OR CHANGED YOUR NAME?
Update your voter registration record before Election Day.
STEP 02
NOT REGISTERED?
NOT REGISTERED?
START IN PERSON.
While there are options, the most direct path in Texas is to visit your county elections office or get help from a certified Volunteer Deputy Registrar.
2
REQUEST A POSTAGE-PAID FORM
Have an application mailed to you with a return envelope.
3
COMPLETE, PRINT, SIGN & MAIL
You can start online, but your registration is not complete until you return the signed form.
STEP 03
CAN I
CAN I
REGISTER?
Most people will find the answer quickly. Open the checklist if you need to confirm the requirements.
CHECK ELIGIBILITY
Open the official basic requirements
You can register to vote in Texas if you:
- Are a U.S. citizen
- Will be 18 or older on Election Day
- Live in the county where you are registering
- Have completed any felony sentence, parole, or probation
- Have not been declared mentally incapacitated by a court
YOUR NEXT RIGHT STEP
START WITH YOUR STATUS.
CHECK MY STATUS
START WITH YOUR STATUS.
THEN MAKE YOUR VOICE COUNT.
A clear record is the first step toward a clear voice.