In Texas and a number of other states, voters age 65 and older have the right to vote by mail for any reason, while younger voters generally have to cast ballots in person.

To qualify to vote by mail in Texas, you must be 65 years of age or older, sick or disabled, out of the county for early voting and Election Day, expected to give birth three weeks before or after ...

Texas sees nearly 1 million new registered voters so far this year with three weeks to go Nearly 80% of the state's voting age population is registered to vote, representing a significant jump ...

The FTVA would make voting easier and more secure for more than 19 million voting-age Texas citizens, of which more than 12.4 million are currently registered to vote.

Of the 19.5 million Texans eligible to vote in the 2022 general election, 42 percent did so. Only 10 states had worse voter participation rates. “Texas is sadly at the bottom of lists for ...

More resources: How to vote in Texas. The Nov. 5 election is quickly approaching, and Texans will have the opportunity to vote for several federal, state and local officials, including president ...

Since 2020, Texas has seen a population increase estimated at 1.5 million people, according to the Texas Demographics Center, and that's something researchers say can influence election results.

Early voting ended Friday, and here's what we know from the numbers from all but the last day Texans could weigh in before Election Day. Just over 8.1 million had voted early in person or by mail.

Since 2020, Texas has seen a population increase estimated at 1.5 million people, according to the Texas Demographics Center, and that's something researchers say can influence election results.