voting by mail

You may vote by mail if:

• You are 65 years of age or older on Election Day.
• You are sick or disabled (as defined in Texas Election Code 82.002(a)).
• You expect to give birth within three weeks before or after Election Day.
• You are out of your county on Election Day and during early voting hours.
• You are confined in jail or Involuntary Civil Commitment, but eligible to vote.

Include your Texas Driver's License Number (DL) and the last four (4) of your Social Security Number (SSN) on your carrier envelope for the ballot.

If you have assisted a voter while they are voting their Ballot by Mail, you must fill out the section: "If you are an assistant, provide your information below."

Be sure to include your printed name, signature, address, and relationship. 

If you witnessed a Ballot by Mail signature for a voter who is unable to sign their ballot, you must complete the “Instructions to Witness” section on the ballot envelope.

Be sure to include your printed name, signature, address, and relationship. 

Send the carrier envelope for the Vote by Mail, then sign over the flap and include your two identifying numbers. Double-check that the carrier-envelope flap does not cover your signature.