Upcoming Events
ACLU Trainings
Poll Monitor Trainings
Nonpartisan poll monitors in Texas ensure eligible voters know how to cast their ballots and that their votes are counted. Join these training opportunities to help make sure every eligible voter knows how to cast a ballot and become voters’ first line of defense against election misinformation or confusion!
- Thursday, October 10 at 4pm in the ACC Highland Presentation Hall
Know Your Rights Training
Become immune to misinformation and intimidation by learning all about your rights as a voter! This presentation by Common Cause and the ACLU of Texas will cover everything you need to know to make sure your voice is heard this November.
- Monday, October 14 at 12pm in the ACC Highland Presentation Hall
Parades to the Polls
Voting with friends is always more fun! We will be gathering a critical mass of students, faculty and staff for a big Get Out the Vote party with food, prizes and fun before we all march, strut, skip, and roll to the polls together…accompanied by a marching band, course!
- Tuesday, October 22 at ACC Highland
- Wednesday, October 23 at ACC Cypress Creek
- Monday, October 28 at ACC Rio Grande
- Tuesday, October 29 at ACC Riverside
- Wednesday, October 30 at ACC Eastview
Student-led City Council Candidate Forums
- Oct 15: District 10 Candidate Forum at ACC Eastview
- Oct 16: District 4 Candidate Forum at ACC Highland
- Oct 17: District 2 Candidate Forum at ACC Riverside
- Oct 18: District 6 Candidate Forum at ACC Cypress Creek
- Oct 19: District 7 Candidate Forum at ACC Northridge
Check your Voter Registration TODAY!
The registration deadline for the November 5th General Election is Monday, October 7, 2024.
To confirm your voter registration status, you can visit the Texas Secretary of State’s “Am I Registered?“ portal, which allows you to look up your voter registration record in the statewide voter registration database.
Voter registration in Texas is county-based, so we encourage you to contact your county voter registrar with any specific questions about the status of your voter registration.
If you need to register, you can download a voter registration application, which must be printed, signed and mailed to your county’s elections office. You can also find voter registration applications specific to your county in the following table of Voter Information by County.
Texans who have recently changed their name or moved can easily update their voter registration online through Texas.gov. Update your voter registration information online here.
You are eligible to vote if:
- You are a U. S. citizen;
- You are a resident of the county where you submit the application;
- You are at least 18 years old on Election Day;
- You are not a convicted felon (you may be eligible to vote if you have completed your sentence, probation, and parole); and
- You have not been declared mentally incapacitated by a court of law.
Voter Information by County
Not sure what county you are in? This tool helps you figure out what US county you’re in by doing a search of your address: What County Am I In?
| County | Cities | Voter Registration Application |
|---|---|---|
| Travis Map |
Austin, Del Valle, Leander, Manor, Pflugerville, Spicewood | View |
| Williamson Map |
Austin, Round Rock, Cedar Park, Leander, Liberty Hill, Georgetown, Hutto, Taylor | View |
| Hays Map |
Kyle, Buda, Dripping Springs, Wimberly, Driftwood, Hays, Woodcreek | View |
| Bastrop Map |
Bastrop, McDade, Cedar Creek, Elgin, Paige, Red Rock, Rosanky, Smithville | View |
| Caldwell Map |
Dale, Lockhart, Luling, Martindale, Prairie Lea | View |
| Lee Map |
Giddings, Lexington, Lincoln | View |
Additional Resources
Want to learn more about the candidates who will be on your ballot, or need assistance with your registration for future elections? There are many organizations that provide nonpartisan resources and can help you register to vote, including:
