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Texas: Puwede ba akong bumoto sa pamamagitan ng koreo kung saan ako nakatira?

Ang Araw ng Halalan ay Tue, Nov 3, 43 araw na lang.

Texas

Kung may kwalipikadong dahilan lang.

Kailangan ng dahilan

Makina ang nagsalin nito at hinihintay ang pagsusuri ng katutubong nagsasalita. Ang mga petsa at opisyal na patakaran ay batay sa Ingles.

Kailangan mo ng aprubadong dahilan tulad ng paglalakbay, sakit o kapansanan, edad, o trabaho. Tingnan ang listahan ng iyong estado. Kung hindi kwalipikado, karaniwang may maagang personal na pagboto.

Voters 65 and older qualify automatically. Registration deadline Oct. 5. (sa Ingles)

Ang inyong mga petsa, sunod-sunodSusunod: register to vote, sa 14 araw

Bawat guhit ay isang linggo; ang mas mahahaba ay apat na linggo ang pagitan.

14 arawPagpaparehistro ng botante: Mon, Oct 5 (koreo o personal; walang online na pagpaparehistro)
Tingnan kung rehistrado ako →
32 arawDapat matanggap ang kahilingan sa koreo bago: Fri, Oct 23, close of business or noon, whichever is later
43 arawAraw ng Halalan: Tue, Nov 3
Ipadala bago Tue, Oct 27Sabi ng USPS, maglaan ng 7 araw. Dapat may postmark ang balota bago Tue, Nov 3; ang maagang pagpapadala ay umiiwas sa huling postmark. O gumamit ng drop box.

Pagbabalik: Postmarked by 7 p.m. on Election Day and received by 5 p.m. Nov. 4. (sa Ingles)

Idagdag ang mga petsang ito sa kalendaryo ko
Ano ang gagawin, hakbang-hakbangat mabilis na self-check
  1. Tingnan ang listahan ng dahilan sa site ng estado. Karaniwan: wala sa Araw ng Halalan, sakit o kapansanan, 65 pataas, oras ng trabaho.
  2. Kung kwalipikado, humiling ngayon at isulat ang dahilan ayon sa form.
  3. Kung hindi kwalipikado, hanapin ang maagang personal na pagboto. Available sa karamihan ng estadong may dahilan.
  4. Pagdating ng balota, sagutan gamit ang asul o itim na tinta at pumirma sa sobre.
  5. Ibalik ayon sa estado at subaybayan hanggang matanggap.
Three quick questions about voting by mail in Texas
  1. In Texas, does a ballot count if it's postmarked by Election Day but arrives later?

  2. What's the last day you should put your ballot in the mail?

  3. Is registering to vote the same deadline as requesting a ballot?

Dropping it off? Drop-off exists but is restricted here, so check the details before you rely on it. Texas allows in-person return to the early voting clerk on Election Day only. early voting clerk's office. (in English)

Bumoto nang personallugar ng botohan, maagang pagboto, ID

Lugar ng botohan at sample na balota: Ipinapakita ng voter portal ng estado mo kung saan ka boboto nang personal, ano ang nasa balota mo, at ang status ng rehistro mo, mula sa address mo. Buksan ang voter portal (sa Ingles)

Maagang personal na pagboto

Mon, Oct 19 hanggang Fri, Oct 30 (magsisimula sa 28 araw). Mga lokasyon at oras

ID sa botohan: Photo ID required

You must show an accepted photo ID. Without one you can cast a provisional ballot, but it only counts if you bring ID back to the election office within a few days.

Will your ballot count in Texas?

In Texas, 3.53% of returned mail ballots were rejected in 2024 — that's about 35 in every 1,000, from the EAC's official survey. Almost always over the envelope rather than the vote. Three questions and we'll tell you what to check.

Answer three questions
  1. Is this your first time voting by mail?
  2. Have you moved since you last voted?
  3. Has your signature changed much since you registered?
Kung may malipag-ayos ng tinanggihang balota, hotline
Kung may problema ang balota mo

A cure by mail must arrive by close of polls on Election Day; in person at the clerk's office you have until the sixth day after. Deadline: Mon, Nov 9. (sa Ingles)

Bakit tinatanggihan ang mga balota sa Texas at paano iwasan
  • Write the same ID number you used to register (Texas driver's license/ID/EIC number, or last four of SSN) on both the application and the carrier envelope. Not your voter registration VUID number. Mismatched numbers were the top reason Texas rejected ballots in 2022. If anyone helps you, their name and address go on the carrier envelope and they must sign it.
  • Sign the envelope the way you signed your voter registration or driver's license. Your state compares them.
  • Use the secrecy sleeve if one is included, then the return envelope. Don't tape anything.
  • Your state goes by the postmark. Automated postmarks can lag a day, so hand it to a clerk at the post office counter and ask for a manual postmark (free).
  • Keep the phone and email on your registration current. If there's a problem, that's how they reach you to fix it.

May problema sa pagboto? Libre at walang partidong hotline: 866-OUR-VOTE (English) · 888-VE-Y-VOTA (Español) · 888-API-VOTE (Asian languages) · 844-YALLA-US (العربية)

Militar, nasa ibang bansa, estudyante, kapansanan, kalilipat lang, dating nahatulan
  • Military or overseas. You're covered by federal law (UOCAVA), which usually gives you longer deadlines and electronic delivery. Use the Federal Post Card Application to register and request a ballot in one step. If your ballot doesn't arrive, the Federal Write-In Absentee Ballot is your backup. FVAP.gov
  • College student. You can register at your school address or your family's, not both. If you're registered back home and away at school, request a mail ballot from home early; campus mail is slow. Some states require a specific reason for students to vote absentee, so check your state's rule above. Student voter guide
  • Disability or need help marking a ballot. Every state must offer an accessible way to vote. Most have an accessible mail-ballot option you can mark on a screen reader or your own device, and all allow a person of your choice (not your employer or union rep) to assist. Ask your county election office for the accessible absentee ballot. EAC: voters with disabilities
  • Moved recently. Your registration is tied to your address. If you moved within your state, update it before the registration deadline; if you've moved across state lines, register in the new state. Moved after the deadline? Many states let you vote at your old precinct one last time or update in person; call your county. vote.gov
  • Past felony conviction. Rules vary widely: some states restore rights automatically on release, others after probation or parole, a few require a separate process. Don't assume you can't vote. Check your state before the registration deadline. NCSL: restoration of voting rights

(sa Ingles)

Higit pa tungkol sa estado mopermanenteng listahan, pagbibilang, alerto
Tumanggap ng balota sa koreo tuwing halalan

May permanenteng listahan ang Texas (annual application) para sa voters 65+ or with a disability. Mag-sign up nang isang beses at hindi na kailangang humiling ulit. One application covers every election in the calendar year. (sa Ingles)

Kailan bibilangin ang balota mo

Puwedeng simulan ng Texas ang pagproseso ng mga balota sa koreo 12 araw bago ang Araw ng Halalan, kaya karamihan ng resulta ay lumalabas sa gabi ng halalan. Sertipikado ang resulta sa Tue, Nov 17.

Na-verify laban sa opisyal na pahina noong 2026-09-10. Patakaran na-check 2026-09-09. Mga deadline na-check 2026-09-09. Ang deadline ng kahilingan ay "natanggap," hindi postmark. Kung may pagkakaiba, ang opisyal na site ang masusunod.

Mga pagbabago sa opisyal na pahina

Araw-araw, ikinukumpara namin ang 51 opisyal na pahina ng halalan, vote.gov, at pahina ng USPS sa kopya kahapon. Anumang lumitaw o nawala ay lalabas dito.

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