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Don’t Miss Your Chance! Quick Steps to Register for the Nov. 5 Vote!
Don’t Miss Your Chance! Quick Steps to Register for the Nov. 5 Vote!, Tuesday is National Voter Registration Day, an excellent chance to check your eligibility for the approaching presidential election.
The only way to vote in that election is to register to vote, and October 7 is the deadline in Texas.
How to check your voter registration status:
Do you need assistance casting a ballot? You’ve arrived at the ideal location. State election officials developed this neutral website to assist eligible voters in determining where and how to cast their ballots. Can I Vote does not collect any data; instead, it provides direct connections to reliable resources and state election websites.
How to register to vote:
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An online voter registration form is available for completion. It must be printed out and mailed to the voter registrar in the county in which you now reside.
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Additionally, you can register in person at the voter registration office in your county. 1103 S. Frio, Suite 100 is the address of the Bexar County Elections office. You can locate the location of the in-person registration if you reside in a county other than Bexar here.
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By completing this form, you can ask your voter registrar for a postage-paid application.
What to do if you lost your voter registration card:
If you are registered but have misplaced your voter registration card, you can request a new one by writing to your county voter registrar.
What ID do you need to vote in Texas?
Voting in Texas requires a legitimate form of identity; however, your voter registration card is not required.
Bring one of the following types of valid photo identification with you when you cast your ballot at the polls:
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Texas Driver License issued by the Texas Department of Public Safety (DPS).
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Texas Election Identification Certificate issued by DPS.
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Texas Personal Identification Card issued by DPS.
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Texas Handgun License issued by DPS.
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United States Military Identification Card containing the person’s photograph.
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United States Citizenship Certificate containing the person’s photograph.
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United States Passport (book or card).
