Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson announced that the voter registration deadline for the November 4 election is Monday, October 6. Texans will decide on 17 proposed constitutional amendments and several local measures.
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Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson reminded Texans that Monday, October 6, is the last day to register to vote for the November 4 election, which will decide 17 constitutional amendments and several local ballot initiatives.
“Texas voters have the opportunity to make their voices heard on important issues this fall, and I encourage eligible Texans to plan for the upcoming election,” Nelson said in an office statement.
VoteTexas.gov lets Texans print, sign, and mail voter registration forms. The November election requires applications postmarked or delivered by October 6. The same website allows voters to check their registration and locate their polling place.
Texans have nearly two weeks to vote before Election Day, with early voting from October 20 to 31. Mail-in voters must submit their application to their county's early voting clerk by October 24.
Texas voters will consider 17 constitutional amendments this year, addressing property tax relief, water infrastructure funding, and judicial eligibility. The Texas Legislative Council provides explanations for each proposition on its website at tlc.texas.gov/publications.
The Secretary of State advises eligible voters to prepare early and update their information. Texas residents who changed their names during the last election must update their registration.
The amendment process allows Texans to personally change the state's fundamental laws and policies, according to election authorities. VoteTexas.gov and local election offices provide sample ballots, polling locations, and voting FAQs.
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