Texas HB5107 amends voter registration laws, including online registration, in-person registration at polling places, and high school registration.

Texas HB5107 amends the Texas Election Code to enhance voter registration processes. It allows eligible voters to register online using their driver's license or state ID. High school deputy registrars must distribute voter registration forms to students aged 18 or older twice a year. Voters can register in person at polling places if they present proper identification. The bill also mandates the presence of two voter registrars at each polling place during voting hours. HB5107 takes effect September 1, 2025.

Texas HB5107 amends voter registration laws, including online registration, in-person registration at polling places, and high school registration.

Texas HB5107 amends the Texas Election Code to enhance voter registration processes. It allows eligible voters to register online using their driver's license or state ID. High school deputy registrars must distribute voter registration forms to students aged 18 or older twice a year. Voters can register in person at polling places if they present proper identification. The bill also mandates the presence of two voter registrars at each polling place during voting hours. HB5107 takes effect September 1, 2025.