Register to Vote
Well before each election, check and make sure you are registered to vote:
Am I Registered to Vote?
If you are registered, but you need to update your name or address:
Update Your Voter Registration Name or Address
You can get your Voter Unique Identifier (VUID) by visiting the "Am I Registered to Vote?" link above.
The County must receive your voter registration application at least 30 days before an election.
Ways to register to vote:
- In person. Visit the County Clerk's office.
- Online/Print and Mail. Fill out your voter registration application online here. Print, sign, add postage, and mail it to the County Clerk's office.
- By mail. You can pick up a postage-free mail-in application at the Voter Registrar office, the Department of Public Safety, the public library, or high schools.
- With a Volunteer Deputy Registrar (VDR). A VDR can provide the form to fill out and deliver your completed form to the Voter Registrar office.
Become a Volunteer Deputy Registrar - VoteTexas.gov » Volunteer Deputy Registrars
Cómo convertirse en un Secretario Adjunto Voluntario - Subregistradores voluntarios (votetexas.gov)
More information: Register to Vote in Texas / Registro de votantes de Texas