Texas HB3936 mandates the cancellation of all voter registrations following each presidential election and revises voter registration and maintenance.

Texas HB3936 amends the Election Code to require the cancellation of all voter registrations on January 1 of each year immediately following a presidential election. This cancellation cannot be challenged or reinstated. After such cancellation, voters must submit a new registration application. The bill also modifies the validity period of renewal certificates and voter registration certificates, aligning them with presidential and gubernatorial election cycles.

Texas HB3936 mandates the cancellation of all voter registrations following each presidential election and revises voter registration and maintenance.

Texas HB3936 amends the Election Code to require the cancellation of all voter registrations on January 1 of each year immediately following a presidential election. This cancellation cannot be challenged or reinstated. After such cancellation, voters must submit a new registration application. The bill also modifies the validity period of renewal certificates and voter registration certificates, aligning them with presidential and gubernatorial election cycles.