Welcome to the Voter Registration Web Page!

We are pleased to offer valuable information to assist you in the voting process. Voting is a right, paid for by the blood of this country’s finest. Dwight D. Eisenhower believed, “The future of this nation is in the hands of the American voter.” The Travis County Voter Registrar's office is dedicated to preserving the integrity, opportunity, and privacy of this process. Voting is the guardian of freedom and we take our responsibility seriously.

Upcoming Elections

• The Next Election is the General Election on Tuesday, November 4, 2014
• Last Day to Register to Vote for This Election is Monday, October 6, 2014
• Early Voting starts Monday, October 20, 2014 and ends Friday, October 31, 2014
• This is a Travis County Vote Center Election: Registered voters can vote at any polling location in Travis County.

• Register Now!

New to Travis County? Download a Voter Registration Application.
Moved within Travis County? Change your address online.
Need a paper application? Download a list of locations that offer voter registration applications.

IMPORTANT: You are not required to provide photo identification to REGISTER to vote. Read the Photo ID Fact Sheet to learn what you need to take to the polls.

NEW! You may now request a duplicate voter registration card by phone or via e-mail (HB2263). If you need a duplicate card, call (512) 854-9473 or e-mail [email protected]. Please provide your full name, address and VUID# (if you have it). Your replacement card will be mailed to the mailing address on your voter registration record within 30 days.

NEW! Effective immediately, voter registration applications can be submitted to our office by fax as long as the original of the application is received in our office within four (4) calendar days of the date the fax is transmitted (SB910). Please fax voter registration applications to (512) 854-4840.

I want to...

register to vote in Travis County.
verify my voter registration status in Travis County
determine if I'm registered to vote in a different county
update my voter registration name or address.
print a voter registration form.
download a list of locations that offer voter registration applications.
determine what precinct I'm in.
locate a polling place.
view my sample ballot for the next election.
read about new ID requirements at the polls.
find out more about absentee ballots and other election-related issues.
volunteer to register voters in Travis County.
view and print jurisdiction maps.
determine jurisdictions based on address.
locate information about City of Austin Single Member Districts.
research voter registration records.