More than 1.2 million Texans are on the state’s Voter Suspense list ahead of the fall’s contentious midterm elections. Texans still have time to check if they’re registered to vote before the October 5 deadline. Here’s how.
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More than 1.2 million Texans are on the state’s Voter Suspense list ahead of the fall’s contentious midterm elections. Texans still have time to check if they’re registered to vote before the October 5 deadline. Here’s how.
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It would be helpful if this article explained *why* the state suspended 6% of its voters. Hiwrver, Texans, you have up until Oct. 5 to ensure your right to vote. Check today and fix if necessary! (Don’t know why the link title is weird, but this is TX Scty of State voter registration check site.)
Slight error in the article. Voters on suspense list at the polls do not have to vote provisional.They can fill out an sor form and vote a standard ballot. Best to clear it in advance of course. But an SOR (statement of residence) is a very simple form and voting a standard ballot beats provisional.
Suspense status does not mean you are thrown off voting rolls. You can still vote on suspense. It's just a confirmation or update of your address. Sometimes it flags multiple times, but it never means you cant vote. I've been on suspense once, bc they mailed something to an old address. It's benign.