REQUEST A VOTE-BY-MAIL APPLICATION
Due to COVID-19 and the need to protect our citizens who are 65+ years old and our health-compromised community, we will be distributing vote-by-mail applications to those who are eligible and are looking to safely cast their vote in upcoming elections this year. Please fill out the form below to get your vote by mail application either delivered to your front door or mailed to you!
*** This is for voters in Nueces County only. You must be a registered voter to vote-by-mail. To register to vote, go to Register2Vote.org
If you or someone you know is 65+ years old, disabled, will be out of the county (including college students) on election day (Nov. 3rd) & during the period for early voting (Oct. 19th - Oct. 30th) by personal appearance, or be confined in jail, but otherwise eligible -- PLEASE REQUEST A VOTE BY MAIL APPLICATION! With the uncertainty surrounding COVID-19 and the need to protect our health, it's vital that you take this opportunity to vote by mail rather than risking going in public.
By hitting submit, you agree for the Eric Holguin Campaign to request a vote-by-mail application on your behalf from the Texas Secretary of State or Nueces County.
TO FIND OUT MORE INFORMATION ON VOTE BY MAIL — VISIT THE LEAGUE OF WOMEN VOTERS WEBSITE.
Who is able to request a Mail Ballot?
Individuals 65 and over on Election Day
Individuals with a disability
Individuals who are confined in jail
Individuals who will be outside of their county during Early Vote AND Election Day
When does my ballot need to be in by in order to be counted?
Send your ballot in as soon as possible. The absolute latest that your county can receive your ballot is 7pm on Election Day (if it’s not postmarked) or 5pm the day after Election Day (as long as it’s postmarked by 7pm on Election Day).
I’m helping a military or overseas voter. How can they get a ballot?
There are special provisions and deadlines to make voting easier for military personnel and overseas citizens. Get more information here.