Texas HB2332 amends election processes to require a "CERTIFIED TEXAN" designator on driver's licenses and personal identification cards for U.S.
Texas HB2332 modifies the appearance of personal identification certificates and driver's licenses for U.S. citizens, requiring them to display a "CERTIFIED TEXAN" designator. This bill also specifies that such certificates or licenses must be used in certain election processes. It amends the Election Code to include the "CERTIFIED TEXAN" designator as a requirement for acceptable photo identification in voter registration and ballot applications. The changes apply to certificates or licenses issued or renewed after the bill's effective date of September 1, 2025.
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