If you’re wondering whether your mail-in ballot lands in the right hands this election, there’s a way to track its whereabouts and whether your vote will be counted. Texas voters can use the ...

Eligible voters in prison should register in the county they lived in before they were incarcerated, and would vote by mail. Read more here. College students registered at a residence in Texas ...

An overview of the vote-by-mail eligibility criteria in Alabama, Texas, Georgia, Florida ... compared to only 9 percent of white households.17 (See chart below for a breakdown of each Black to the ...

Nearly 18% of registered voters in Texas cast a ballot in the 2022 primary, with 55% voting early and 45% voting on election day. At least 18,000 mail-in ... version of a chart in this story ...

Ironically, the Texas GOP has long sent mail-in ballot applications to individuals older than 65. Heider Garcia, Tarrant County elections administrator, confirmed his office has heard from worried ...

The first week of early voting is quickly drawing to a close, and the last day for Texas voters to apply for a mail ballot is October 25. Here’s how to cast a vote by mail. The Oct. 25 deadline ...

Texas election officials rejected just under 25,000 mail-in ballots cast in the March 1 primary election, the first since the state's new election law overhaul took effect, according to new data ...

To apply for a mail-in ballot, print the form from the Texas Secretary of State website and mail it to the early voting clerk in your county. You can find the contact here. Your application must ...

Vote-by-mail applications and mail-in ballots submitted by voters of color were rejected at higher rates than those submitted by white voters in the Texas primary elections, according to a report ...

College students registered at a residence in Texas, such as a parent’s home, but studying out of state can apply for absentee ballots, but they must request a mail-in ballot ahead of every ...

Beginning in October 2020, mail ballots delivered in person by eligible voters can only be delivered to one location in each Texas county — each county's early voting clerk designates that location.