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WinoVeritas wrote:If you're registered to vote in Texas you should have a voters registration certificate and no ID is required. If certificate is lost or never received or left at home, any form of ID is acceptable. If you're not registered to vote in Texas, you're not voting. I stand to be corrected, but that's the way I understand it.

I think you can be given a "provisional ballot" and if they can certify you prior to the count, it will count and if not, it won't count.

When I voted they attempted to use my TXDL magnetic strip, which turns out to be dead. After trying to scan it half a dozen times she finally gave up and just typed in my name and asked me to confirm my address.

I thought about letting her scan my CHL, but was having fun watching her type in a four letter last name correctly.