TCGOP

The deadline to update your Voter Registration for the Republican Primary is February 1st.  Check your registration status here.  If you have moved within the county, you can update your address  here.

Help Make the Military Votes Count

Do you have a family member or friend who is a Texas resident, temporarily living out of the country or who is active duty military that needs to register to vote? 

The Texas Secretrary of State has added new features to their website  that will assist them in navigating the process.  Although the process is made easier by an online application process, these voters still must recieve a ballot via mail and return it before the deadline for their vote to count in the upcoming Republican Primary.  To insure there is adequate time, please email your overseas Texas contacts today!

More information on the federal postcard application process is available here.  (IF THEY WISH TO VOTE A PRIMARY BALLOT, THEY MUST STATE THE PARTY NAME. IF THEY WISH TO VOTE IN THE ELECTIONS OF MORE THAN ONE AUTHORITY (e.g., city, school district, county, etc.), THEY MUST SUBMIT A SEPARATE FPCA TO EACH AUTHORITY’S EARLY VOTING CLERK.)

Help the Elderly and College Students Vote

Do you know someone who is disabled or elderly person that would like to vote in the upcoming Republican Primary, who have difficulty going to a polling place? Are there any college students in your family that are school away from home?  They may be eligible to vote by mail.

To be eligible to vote early by mail in Texas, you must:

• be 65 years or older;
• be disabled;
• be out of the county on election day and during the period for early voting by personal appearance; or
• be confined in jail, but otherwise eligible. 
•  Ballot by mail requests

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