Texas HB1858 amends early voting hours and days in Texas.

Texas HB1858 modifies the Election Code to change the early voting period for personal appearance. The bill sets the early voting period to start on the 17th day before election day and end on the fourth day before election day. For elections held in May and any runoff elections, early voting begins on the 12th day before election day. The bill also allows for extended voting on Saturdays and Sundays, with specific hours set for these days. The early voting clerk must post notices detailing the dates and hours of extended voting. The changes take effect September 1, 2025.

Texas HB1858 amends early voting hours and days in Texas.

Texas HB1858 modifies the Election Code to change the early voting period for personal appearance. The bill sets the early voting period to start on the 17th day before election day and end on the fourth day before election day. For elections held in May and any runoff elections, early voting begins on the 12th day before election day. The bill also allows for extended voting on Saturdays and Sundays, with specific hours set for these days. The early voting clerk must post notices detailing the dates and hours of extended voting. The changes take effect September 1, 2025.