Use these resources to register, check your status, find your polling place, and learn what's on your ballot.
Am I Registered? 🔗
The official Texas voter lookup tool. Check your status, find your polling place, and see early voting locations.
VoteTexas.gov – Registration 🔗
Start your voter registration application and learn about requirements.
County Election Officials Directory 🔗
Find contact information for your county's election office, including phone, email, and address.
Vote411 🔗
Texas Nonpartisan voter guide from the League of Women Voters. See candidates, issues, and personalized ballot information.
VoteTexas.gov 🔗
The Texas Secretary of State's main voting information hub. Key dates, ID requirements, FAQs, and more.
Texas Secretary of State - Elections Division 🔗
Official state elections information, election calendars, and legal guidance.
Texas requires photo ID to vote. Accepted forms include:
Texas driver’s license (issued by DPS)
Texas personal ID card (issued by DPS)
Texas Election Identification Certificate (EIC) – free from DPS
Texas handgun license (license to carry)
U.S. passport (book or card)
U.S. military ID with photo
If you don't have an acceptable ID, you can vote by signing a Reasonable Impediment Declaration and showing a supporting document (utility bill, bank statement, government check, etc.).
Full details:
Mail-in voting in Texas is limited to voters who are:
65 or older on Election Day
Sick or disabled with a physical condition that makes voting in person on Election Day likely to require help or risk your health
Expecting to give birth within three weeks before or after Election Day
Civilly committed under Chapter 841 of the Texas Health and Safety Code
Away from their county during the entire early voting period AND Election Day
Confined in jail but otherwise eligible
Request a ballot from your county's Early Voting Clerk. Applications must be received (not postmarked) by February 20, 2026 for the primary.
More info:
Texas Secretary of State Voter Hotline
📞 1-800-252-VOTE (8683)
Your County Election Office
Find your county 🔗
Disability Rights Texas Voting Hotline
📞 1-888-796-VOTE (8683)
This resource page is provided for informational purposes by the Social Justice Committee at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church. It is nonpartisan and not affiliated with any political party or candidate.
Last updated: January 2026