Texas voter registration deadline coming up on Oct. 5
02-10-2026 23:12 via kxan.com

Texas voter registration deadline coming up on Oct. 5

Texans only have a few days left to register to vote and cast their ballot in the November election. That deadline is this Monday, Oct. 5, and the Travis County Tax Office is sending out reminders to help people register on time. 
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