Senate passes bill clarifying voter address rules, removes prior amendment
The Texas Senate on Aug. 27 passed Senate Bill 54 to clarify procedures for accepting voter registrations that include a non-current residential address and to specify when a change-of-address notice makes a registration immediately effective.
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The Texas Senate passed Senate Bill 54 on Aug. 27 to clarify election procedures for voters who move within a county and to remove an earlier amendment that had raised concerns about same‑day registration.
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