How to Vote

Voter Registration

Verify My Registration

Register to Vote
(First Time)
Change My Name/Address

If you are currently registered to vote in Texas you may update your name or address online, even if you are moving from a different county in Texas. If you are not currently registered to vote in Texas, you must print, sign, and submit a paper application.

Find Your District

After redistricting, House District 136 now includes Austin, Brushy Creek, Cedar Park, and Round Rock. A map of the district in effect for the 2022 election is below. To find out what districts you are in now, you can use this tool from the Texas Tribune.

House District 136 as adopted during the 87(3) legislative session

Voting In Person

Election Day is Tuesday, March 1st. You can vote at any Vote Center in Williamson County from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM. You must take an approved photo ID with you to the polls. Find your nearest polling location or get directions using our map or list of locations below.

Voting By Mail

Registered voters who are 65 or older, sick or disabled, expected to give birth within 3 weeks before or after Election Day, will be out of the county for the entire early voting period and election day, or are confined in jail but eligible to vote, may apply to vote by mail. To apply to vote by mail, download the application, fill it out, sign it, and mail it in.

IMPORTANT: New state laws require that you include either your Driver License/Texas ID Number or the last four digits of your Social Security number on your application and your ballot. The Texas Democratic Party recommends including both your license and last four digits of your social security number to avoid your application or ballot being rejected.

You can now track the status of your VBM application and your ballot by mail.

If you filled out and submitted a ballot by mail application, you should be receiving your Democratic Primary ballot soon. Ballots by mail must be received by the Elections Office no later than March 2, with a postmark on or before Tue., March 1.

For more information or if you have any questions, please visit the Vote By Mail page on the WilCo Elections Department website, or contact Lorraine McKay at 512-943-1633 or bbm@wilco.org.

Voting Accessibility

  • If you have a disability, you have the right to bring someone into the voting booth with you to help you. You can bring anyone except your employer, an agent of your employer, or an officer or agent of your labor union. You may also request assistance from the election officials.
  • Your polling place should be physically accessible and have accessible equipment that allows you to vote privately and independently. 
  • An election officer may give voting priority to individuals with a mobility problem that substantially impairs the person’s ability to move around. Learn more here.
  • For assistance in English or Spanish call 844-TX-VOTES, in Asian languages call 888-API-VOTE, in Arabic call 844-YALLA-US, and in American Sign Language (video call) call 301-818-VOTE.

Voter ID

Voter ID Laws are still in effect. Please remember to take your Texas Driver License or other approved photo identification with you to the polls. More info and list of acceptable IDs here.