HOW DO I REGISTER?

GET A FORM

FILL IT OUT

TURN IT IN

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• Did you move inside the county?
  

  Did you move within the county?
  
  If you moved from one place to another in the same county, you’ll need to notify the County Voter Registrar at the Anderson County Court House Annex in writing of your new address. There are several ways to do this:
  
  Correct your current voter registration certificate on the back and return it to the County Voter Registrar.
  
      Fill out a new voter registration application form and check the “change” box.
  
      When you apply for or change your Texas driver’s license, change your voter information at the same time.
  
      As long as you reside in the same county, you can change your information online at the Secretary of State’s Voter Registration Name/Address Change website. The screen will prompt you through the process and the changes that you make will be forwarded to your County Voter Registrar for processing.  You will be mailed a new certificate with your new address and be able to vote in your new precinct 30 days after you submitted your change. If you miss the 30-day deadline to change information on your voter registration certificate, you may vote in your former precinct as long as you still reside in the political  subdivision conducting the election.
• Did you move from outside the County?
  

  Did you move from another county?
  
  If you moved from another county, YOU MUST RE-REGISTER!  Fill out and mail a new application, or take it in person, to the County Voter Registrar, located in the Court House Annex.  You will receive a new voter registration certificate 30 days after your application is submitted and accepted.
  
  If you are late to register in your new county, you may be able to vote a “limited” ballot on candidates or issues common between your old and new counties. You may only vote this “limited” ballot after you have moved to your new residence, during the early voting period by mail or personal appearance (not on Election Day) and if:
  
     1) You are a current registered voter in your former county;
  
     2) You would be eligible to vote in your former county on Election Day, if you were still living in that county;
     
     3) You have not re-registered in the new county, or, if you have re-registered, the effective date of the new registration will not be effective on or before Election day.
  
• Did you change your name?
  

  Did you change your name?
  
  Promptly notify the County Voter Registrar in writing of the change. There are several ways to do this:
      1) Correct your current voter registration certificate on the back and return it to the Voter Registrar;
      2) Fill out a new voter registration application form and check the “change” box;
      3) When you apply for or change your Texas driver’s license, change your voter information at the same time; or
      As long as you reside in the same county, you can change your information online at the Secretary of State’s Voter Registration Name/Address Change website. The screen will prompt you through the process, and the changes that you make will be forwarded to your county Voter Registrar for processing.