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- TDP Voter Assistance Hotline: 1-844-898-6837
- Disability Rights Texas Voter Protection Hotline: 888-796-8683
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- Get a free roundtrip ride to vote OR to drop off your ballot for 52 counties:
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There are 3 ways to request a free, round trip Ride2Vote via this web page:
- INSTANTLY through their mobile app (for Android or Apple IOS) and then schedule a ride
- Submit a Ride Request online: https://rideshare2vote.com/request-a-ride/#webrequest
- Call (888) 977-2250 at least two hours before your desired pick-up time.
Who is eligible to Vote by Mail with an Absentee Ballot
Voters who are disabled can vote by mail, no proof or explanation required. It is your decision whether the Texas Election Code’s definition of disability applies to you:
“a sickness or physical condition that prevents the voter from appearing at the polling place on election day without a likelihood of needing personal assistance or of injuring the voter's health.”
If anyone tries to deny you the opportunity to vote by mail because of your disability that is voter suppression - call the Disability Rights Texas voter protection hotline right away: 1-888-796-8683
Tips for filling out your application - from the League of Women Voters
- If you check "Disabled" - DO NOT WRITE IN YOUR DISABILITY.
- Avoid any confusion by election officials and sign both your application and ballot in the same way.
- Have a ballot mailed to the address where you actually are.
- Include your contact information in case there is a problem with your application.
- Mark the annual box for voters 65 years of age or older and voters with a disability.
- Mark the election you will be voting in. If it is the Primary Election then check the Democratic Primary or the Republican Primary. Check the “any resulting runoff” to automatically receive a ballot.
- Students living away at school check “address outside the county” box.
- Write the dates you are out of the county where you are registered. For example, dates away at school.