You can search for your status based on your voter unique identification number (VUID), your Texas driver’s license number or your name and county of registration. All searches require your date ...

Hannah Murry, 21, on the campus of Texas ... voter had made a mistake on the street address. But the voter did not leave a phone number. In a case like this, election workers may try to look up ...

Some people who filled out forms find out too late that they never made it onto the rolls. State lawmakers have resisted efforts to expand online options.

According to Texas Secretary of State staff ... You can check your status at VoteTexas.gov. You can search voter registration records by voter ID and date of birth, driver's license number ...

Many eligible Texas voters who believe they did everything necessary to properly cast a ballot don’t get the chance because their registrations didn’t make it into the system.

Last year, Hannah Murry remembers, she filled out every line of her paper voter registration ... election workers may try to look up the correct address, using maps and other resources.

Last year, Hannah Murry remembers, she filled out every line of her paper voter registration. She then gave it to a volunteer deputy registrar at a registration drive at Texas A&M University ...

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