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2020 Pro-Life Voter Guide
Your Vote Will Make a Difference
Your vote will help to elect pro-life public officials who will support public policies that will protect innocent human life from conception through natural death. Use this pro-life voter guide to find out who the strong pro-life candidates are on your ballot. Our pro-life voter guide will build a custom list just for you!
2020 Primary Election Dates
Last Day to Register to Vote
June 15 is the last day to register to vote for the July 14 election.
You can pick up a voter registration card at county offices and most public libraries, or get an application online.
Early Voting by Mail
Certain voters can vote early by mail (over 65, sick or disabled, or you will be away from your county during Early Voting and on Election Day).
- Application for Voting by Mail: To vote by mail, you must apply for a mailed ballot in the county in which you are registered to vote. You can get an application for Early Voting by Mail here. Your application must be sent or delivered to the Early Voting Clerk. The first day to apply for a ballot by mail is Wednesday, January 1 and the last day to apply for a ballot by mail (received, not postmarked) is Friday, July 3.
- Mailing Your Ballot: The Early Voting Clerk in your county must receive your marked ballot by Tuesday, July 14 (Election Day) at 7:00 p.m. if carrier envelope is not postmarked, OR Wednesday, July 15 (next business day after Election Day) at 5:00 p.m. if carrier envelope is postmarked by 7:00 p.m. at the location of the election on Election Day (unless overseas or military voter deadlines apply).
Early Voting in Person
Monday, July 6 – Friday, July 10 Note: Polling place hours vary at each early voting location.
There will be multiple voting locations in your county.
Election Day
Tuesday, July 14, 7 AM – 7 PM
Some counties allow voting only at your precinct voting location. Others allow voting at all precinct locations.
Who Can Vote?
Any registered voter can participate in the Primary Runoff Election. However, voters who voted in the Democratic or Republican Primary Election must vote in the same party’s runoff. Voters who did not vote in the Primary Election can vote in either runoff.
Endorsements
A comprehensive list of TAL’s 2020 Primary Election endorsements is here.
A comprehensive list of TAL’s 2018 General Election endorsements is here.
A comprehensive list of TAL’s 2018 Primary Runoff Election endorsements is here.
A comprehensive list of TAL’s 2018 Primary Election endorsements is here.
Questions?
Call the Secretary of State’s Elections Division toll-free at 1-800-252-VOTE (8683) or visit www.VoteTexas.gov.