There are three ways to cast a ballot in Caldwell County: in person during early voting, in person on Election Day, or by mail if you qualify. All three start in the same place — being registered, and being registered at your current address.
Texas does not offer online voter registration
An application to register to vote must be submitted on paper — in person, or by post to the voter registrar. Registration takes effect 30 days after it is received. See voter registration for the form, the deadlines and where to send it.
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Register to vote
Who is eligible, how to register, and how to change your name or address. Registration takes effect 30 days after it is received.
What to bring to the polls
The seven acceptable forms of photo identification, and what to do if you do not possess and cannot reasonably obtain one of them.
Vote by mail
Texas limits voting by mail to specific categories of voter. Applications may be submitted as early as January 1 of the election year.
Military and overseas voters
The Federal Post Card Application (FPCA), who may use it, and how your ballot is sent and returned.
Registering and updating your record
Identification at the polls
Texas voters must present one of seven acceptable forms of photo identification at the polls — see the identification requirements for Texas voters.
Voting by mail
At the polling place
Contact the Elections Office
Caldwell County Elections Office
The Secretary of State's statewide voter line is 1-800-252-VOTE (8683).