Texas HB4253 amends the Election Code to require voter registrars to confirm voter residence.

Texas HB4253 amends Section 15.051(a) of the Election Code to mandate that a voter registrar must send a written confirmation notice to a voter if the registrar suspects the voter's residence differs from the registration records. This notice is required if the voter's address is a commercial post office box, if the voter has not voted in any election for 25 months and is not on the suspense list as of November 30 following a general election, or if the registrar has any other reason to doubt the voter's residence. The act takes effect September 1, 2025.

Texas HB4253 amends the Election Code to require voter registrars to confirm voter residence.

Texas HB4253 amends Section 15.051(a) of the Election Code to mandate that a voter registrar must send a written confirmation notice to a voter if the registrar suspects the voter's residence differs from the registration records. This notice is required if the voter's address is a commercial post office box, if the voter has not voted in any election for 25 months and is not on the suspense list as of November 30 following a general election, or if the registrar has any other reason to doubt the voter's residence. The act takes effect September 1, 2025.