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Register And Vote in Your State

Monday, September 23, 2024

Each state and territory administers elections differently. For each state, you will find links to information including the state election office, local election office directory, information about registering to vote and updating your registration, checking your registration status, and options to cast a ballot. The EAC provides summary information pulled from state websites. Voters must verify summary information through linked state and local sources to ensure registration information and timelines are up-to-date.

If you are interested in serving as a poll worker during early voting and on Election Day, learn more about what is required and how to sign up at HelpAmericaVote.gov.

Texas

Local Election Office Directory

State Election Office Website

State Election Office Phone Numbers:

800-252-8683
512-463-5650

Voter Registration Information

Voting Information
Register to Vote Absentee/ Mail and/or Early Voting
Update Your Registration Track Your Ballot
Check Your Registration In-Person Voting Location Lookup
Cancel Your Registration: Contact your local election office.  Military Voters
  Overseas Citizen Voters
Update Political Party: When a person registers to vote in Texas, they do not register with any kind of party affiliation. However, after affiliating with a party by voting in a party’s primary or by taking an oath of affiliation with a party, a voter cannot change their party affiliation during the calendar year.  

 

Registration Deadline
30 days before Election Day by mail and in-person

Updated on November 12, 2024.

The information presented on this page has been collected from the official websites of chief election offices in the states and territories. Please visit state and local election office websites for detailed election and voting information, and dates and deadlines for all elections.

 

Each state and territory administers elections differently. For each state, you will find links to information including the state election office, local election office directory, information about registering to vote and updating your registration, checking your registration status, and options to cast a ballot. The EAC provides summary information pulled from state websites. Voters must verify summary information through linked state and local sources to ensure registration information and timelines are up-to-date.