Texas HB2074 allows individuals turning 18 by the general election to vote in the preceding primary elections.

HB2074 amends the Texas Election Code to allow individuals who will be 18 years old by the general election to vote in the preceding primary elections. To be eligible, these individuals must meet all voter requirements except for age. The secretary of state will set procedures for this voting eligibility. The bill also allows voter registrars to inform registrants that they can only vote in primary elections until they turn 18. The act takes effect upon the approval of a related constitutional amendment.

Texas HB2074 allows individuals turning 18 by the general election to vote in the preceding primary elections.

HB2074 amends the Texas Election Code to allow individuals who will be 18 years old by the general election to vote in the preceding primary elections. To be eligible, these individuals must meet all voter requirements except for age. The secretary of state will set procedures for this voting eligibility. The bill also allows voter registrars to inform registrants that they can only vote in primary elections until they turn 18. The act takes effect upon the approval of a related constitutional amendment.