Voter Registration

Voter Registration Eligibility

To register to vote you must:

• Be a United States citizen,
• Be 18 years or older on Election Day (you can register up to two months before your 18th birthday),
• Be a resident of the county where the application is submitted,
• Not be finally convicted of a felony, or if so, have completed the terms of the jail sentence, probation or parole, and
• Have not been declared by a court to be mentally incapacitated without the right to vote.

How To Register to Vote

In Texas, citizens do not register by political party, but simply register in their county of residence.

Texas DOES NOT offer fully-online voter register.  However, there are several ways to register to vote, some of which include using an online system for filling out the application that must then be printed, signed, and submitted.

To register to vote you may do any of the following:

• Fill out online, print, sign, and mail the voter registration application;
• Register in person at your county Voter Registrars office:
• Request a postage-paid application by filling out this form so a voter registration application can be mailed to you,
• Pick up mail-in applications at libraries, post offices, driver’s licenses offices, high schools or you county Voter Registrars office. Fill it out, sign, and mail the application.
• Or register in person with a Volunteer Deputy Registrar(VDR) at a League voter registration event.

How To Update Your Voter Registration

Am I Registered to Vote

To confirm you are registered to vote you can:

• Check online at Am I Registered?, or
• Contact your county's voter registrar:
  • El Paso County call 915-546-2154
    
  • All other counties
    

Become a Volunteer Deputy Registrar (VDR)