Texas SB1436 prohibits county clerks, elections administrators, and early voting clerks from suspending voter requirements for mail-in early voting.

Texas SB1436 amends the Election Code to prohibit county clerks, elections administrators, early voting clerks, and early voting ballot boards from suspending the requirements for accepting early voting ballots voted by mail. Violators of this prohibition are subject to a Class A misdemeanor charge. The law applies to offenses committed after its effective date of September 1, 2025. Offenses committed before this date are governed by existing law.

Texas SB1436 prohibits county clerks, elections administrators, and early voting clerks from suspending voter requirements for mail-in early voting.

Texas SB1436 amends the Election Code to prohibit county clerks, elections administrators, early voting clerks, and early voting ballot boards from suspending the requirements for accepting early voting ballots voted by mail. Violators of this prohibition are subject to a Class A misdemeanor charge. The law applies to offenses committed after its effective date of September 1, 2025. Offenses committed before this date are governed by existing law.