Need Help? Call 844-TX-VOTES
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Need Help? Call 844-TX-VOTES 〰️
My Texas Votes
“Every American citizen must have an equal right to vote. There is no reason which can excuse the denial of that right. There is no duty which weighs more heavily on us than the duty we have to ensure that right.”
– President Lyndon B. Johnson, Voting Rights Address to Congress, March 15, 1965.
Make Your Plan To Vote!
STEP 1: FIND YOUR POLLING PLACE:
STEP 2: FIND OUT WHAT IS ON YOUR BALLOT
STEP 3: FIND OUT WHAT TO BRING WITH YOU
Questions About Voting?
Call our Voter Assistance Hotline at
1-844-TX-VOTES
(1-844-898-6837)
Spanish and English Languages Supported
Non-partisan organizations also provide assistance in other languages:
For Asian Languages, call 888-API-VOTE.
For Arabic, call 844-YALLA-US.
For American Sign Language (video call), call 301-818-VOTE.
FAQ
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Check out the “Make a Plan To Vote” section above to access the Polling Place Locator.
If you don't see a polling place, call 844-TX-VOTES and we'll help you find where you can vote.
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That's a rude thing to tell someone. Call 844-TX-VOTES (844-898-6837). Our Voter Assistance Hotline is here to help.
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You can confirm that the elections office has your correct information by checking the Secretary of State’s “Am I registered?” website.
If you need to make changes or can’t find your registration, check our Voter Registration page for information about updating your registration or getting registered to vote.
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The Texas Secretary of State’s office has an online, statewide mail ballot and application tracker that will allow voters to check where they are in the vote-by-mail process, from application approval to ballot receipt to ballot approval/rejection.
You can access the SOS Ballot by Mail Tracker here.
if you have additional questions about voting by mail, check out the Voting by Mail page or Call our Voter Assistance Hotline: 844-TX-VOTES (844-898-6837).
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“We don’t have to accept a dark and discriminatory vision for all America. We can vote for equality, justice, and a fair shot for all.”
— Texas Democratic Party Chair Gilberto Hinojosa