Texas HB1152 amends the Election Code to require a signature on the carrier envelope for a mail-in ballot, with exceptions for electronic or.

Texas HB1152 amends the Election Code to mandate that anyone assisting a voter by mailing their ballot must sign the carrier envelope using ink on paper. This signature must include the person's printed name and residence address on the reverse side of the envelope. Exceptions allow for electronic or photocopied signatures when necessary to reasonably accommodate an individual unable to sign by hand. The changes will take effect on September 1, 2025.

Texas HB1152 amends the Election Code to require a signature on the carrier envelope for a mail-in ballot, with exceptions for electronic or.

Texas HB1152 amends the Election Code to mandate that anyone assisting a voter by mailing their ballot must sign the carrier envelope using ink on paper. This signature must include the person's printed name and residence address on the reverse side of the envelope. Exceptions allow for electronic or photocopied signatures when necessary to reasonably accommodate an individual unable to sign by hand. The changes will take effect on September 1, 2025.