Unfortunately, Texas does not offer online registration. Here are different ways you can register:
1. Fill out an application at your County Elections office. Most are open M-F 8:00AM-4:30PM. Your county office's address and phone number can be found here.
2. Download, print, and mail in an application. You can fill out the application online here, but it must be printed, signed, and returned.
3. Request an application be sent to you by calling your county elections office or filling out an online form here. Once requested, you will be sent an application that includes postage.
4. While obtaining, renewing, or updating your Texas Driver's License or State ID. When filling out paperwork for your DL/ID, check the box asking if you'd like to register to vote. If you already have a Texas DL/ID, you can update it online.
5. Pick up an application from any public library. They cannot accept the application but will provide you with one that includes postage. Many counties also give out applications at tax offices, but this is not guaranteed.
6. Fill out an application with a VDVR. VDVRs (or Volunteer Deputy Voter Registrars) are people who have been trained and certified by the county to register people to vote. You may see them at parades, festivals, or other events. VDVRs are required by law to return your application to the county office within 5 days of receiving it and will give you a receipt upon taking your application.
NOTE: If you are currently registered in your county but need to update your address, that can be done online here.