No. A voter can vote at the polls with or without their voter registration card.

The only thing required at the polls is a Texas Photo ID or a Passport.

No, the address on the driver’s license DOES NOT need to match the address in the applicant's voter registration record.

No, a voter cannot vote with an out-of-state license. They can, however, vote with a passport. Also, in your VDR Training Packet, there is a reference to the kinds of Photo IDs permissible at the polls, and what people can do if they do not have a Texas Photo ID.

Yes, people can vote in the runoff election if they did not vote in the original election.

Yes, they can vote. They will be able to update their address at the polls.

Yes, they can. Whenever they go to vote, they will need to go to their Main Elections Office, and vote via a special voting process called Limited Ballot, when there are contests or propositions on the ballot in common with other Texas counties.

In the case of Travis County, the Main Elections Office is ONLY at 5501 Airport Blvd.

This is only available during early voting.