Texas HB5101 mandates cancellation of all voter registrations following each presidential election and imposes a civil penalty for registrars'.

HB5101 amends the Texas Election Code to require the cancellation of all voter registrations on November 30 following each presidential election. It also mandates that voter registration certificates include specific information about voter rights and duties. The bill imposes a civil penalty on registrars who fail to perform their duties, up to $5,000 per failure, and allows the Secretary of State to withhold funds from non-compliant registrars. The bill takes effect on September 1, 2025.

Texas HB5101 mandates cancellation of all voter registrations following each presidential election and imposes a civil penalty for registrars'.

HB5101 amends the Texas Election Code to require the cancellation of all voter registrations on November 30 following each presidential election. It also mandates that voter registration certificates include specific information about voter rights and duties. The bill imposes a civil penalty on registrars who fail to perform their duties, up to $5,000 per failure, and allows the Secretary of State to withhold funds from non-compliant registrars. The bill takes effect on September 1, 2025.