Texas HB2272 amends the Election Code to require voter registrars to confirm a voter's residence under specific conditions.

HB2272 modifies the Texas Election Code to mandate that a voter registrar sends a written confirmation notice to a voter if certain conditions are met. These conditions include when the voter's address is a commercial post office box, if the voter's name is not on the suspense list and they have not voted in any election for 25 months, or if the registrar has other reasons to doubt the voter's listed residence. This bill aims to ensure the accuracy of voter registration records. The changes will take effect on September 1, 2025.

Texas HB2272 amends the Election Code to require voter registrars to confirm a voter's residence under specific conditions.

HB2272 modifies the Texas Election Code to mandate that a voter registrar sends a written confirmation notice to a voter if certain conditions are met. These conditions include when the voter's address is a commercial post office box, if the voter's name is not on the suspense list and they have not voted in any election for 25 months, or if the registrar has other reasons to doubt the voter's listed residence. This bill aims to ensure the accuracy of voter registration records. The changes will take effect on September 1, 2025.