Voter Registration and Early Voting Instructions

To submit this form, ensure all sections are fully completed and accurate. You can submit it in person at your local county election office, email the scanned document, or submit it via fax to the designated election office number. Make sure to keep a copy of your submitted form for your records.

Key dates for voter registration in Texas include deadlines for upcoming elections, which are typically 30 days before the election day. For 2024, ensure you register by the end of the voter registration period. Keep an eye on 2025 deadlines for any changes in regulations.

The purpose of this form is to facilitate the voter registration process and ensure that applicants have access to the necessary ballots for early voting. This form serves to collect essential and confidential information from voters to comply with state laws and regulations. Additionally, it helps protect the identities of those in need of confidentiality due to personal safety or other concerns.

• 1. Last, First, and Middle Names: The applicant's legal name as per identification.
• 2. Confidential Mailing Address: The address to which the applicant wishes to receive ballots.
• 3. Date of Birth: The applicant's full birth date in MM/DD/YYYY format.
• 4. Gender: Optional information regarding the applicant's gender.
• 5. Identification Numbers: Texas ID, Driver's License number or last four digits of Social Security number.
• 6. Contact Information: Optional telephone and email for communication.
• 7. Political Party Preference: Choice of political party for primary ballot.
• 8. Acknowledgement of Confidential status: Initials to confirm understanding of confidential status.
• 9. Voter Declaration and Signature: Applicant's signature and date of completion.

Failing to submit this form can lead to disqualification from voting in upcoming elections. Without completed registration, you won't receive your ballot, impacting your ability to vote. It is crucial to ensure all information is accurate and submitted on time.

• Missed Voting Opportunity: You may miss your chance to vote if the registration isn't completed by the deadline.
• Confidentiality Issues: Incomplete applications might expose your personal information publicly.
• Legal Consequences: Not submitting the form could lead to penalties or issues with future registrations.

• 1. First-Time Registration: Individuals new to voting in Texas should use this form to register.
• 2. Address Change: Use this form to update your registration if you move.
• 3. Voting by Mail: This form is also necessary for requesting a mail-in ballot.
• 4. Confidential Voter Status: Utilize this form to apply for confidential voting services.
• 5. General Updates: Use when you need to modify any registration details.