Protect The Vote

If you experience intimidation, machine failures, or are turned away at the polls—report it immediately.

🚨 STATEWIDE DEMOCRATIC HOTLINE

Don't leave the polling place without casting a ballot. If you have questions about your ID, registration, or your rights, call the legal team right now.

1-844-TX-VOTES

Non-Partisan Support Lines

Español (Ve y Vota)

1-888-839-8682

Disability Rights Texas

1-888-796-VOTE (8683)

English (ACLU / Election Protect)

1-866-OUR-VOTE (8683)

Know Your Rights Checklist

  • STAY IN LINE. If you are in line before the polls close at 7:00 PM, you legally must be allowed to vote.
  • If your name isn't on the list, immediately ask the clerk to search the statewide database.
  • If you forgot your Photo ID, ask to fill out a Reasonable Impediment Declaration and cast a regular ballot using a supporting document (like a utility bill).
  • Do not accept a provisional ballot unless a judge forces you. Provisional ballots are a last resort.