Texas HB1439 allows disabled voters to request early voting balloting materials by email.

Texas HB1439 amends the Election Code to allow eligible voters, including those with disabilities, to request early voting balloting materials by email. The bill specifies that voters must submit a valid application for a mail-in ballot on the ground of disability, provide an email address, and submit the request at least seven days before the election. Balloting materials sent by email include the ballot, instructions, a signature sheet, and a list of write-in candidates. Voters must return the ballot by mail, and email addresses are kept confidential.

Texas HB1439 allows disabled voters to request early voting balloting materials by email.

Texas HB1439 amends the Election Code to allow eligible voters, including those with disabilities, to request early voting balloting materials by email. The bill specifies that voters must submit a valid application for a mail-in ballot on the ground of disability, provide an email address, and submit the request at least seven days before the election. Balloting materials sent by email include the ballot, instructions, a signature sheet, and a list of write-in candidates. Voters must return the ballot by mail, and email addresses are kept confidential.