• Apply to vote by mail. Check the "disabled" box. Do not write in your disability.
• Track your Vote by Mail application and Vote by Mail ballot throughout the election process
• Provide Voter ID (Texas Drivers License, Personal ID issued by Texas Department of Public Safety, or Texas Election Certificate) and the last four digits of your Social Security number on your Vote by Mail Application. 
• Provide contact information on your Vote by Mail application so the county may contact you if you need to fix an error with your application or ballot.
• Voters with disabilities apply once a year to receive their ballots by mail.

The following is the oath to Vote by Mail because you are sick or disabled  "I have a sickness or physical condition that prevents me from appearing at the polling place on election day without a likelihood of needing personal assistance or injuring my health."

• To avoid the lines vote early during non-peak hours. During early voting, you may vote at any polling location.
• Curbside Voting is available during early voting and on Election Day for voters who are physically unable to enter the polling place. Call ahead to prepare the poll workers.
• The notice of voting order allows a voter with a disability and their helper to request to move ahead of other voters in line.
• The ADA requires that all polling places meet strict accessibility standards.
• It is your right to cast a ballot privately and independently.
• Every polling place must have at least one voting machine designed for voters with disabilities.

Call Disability Rights Texas' hotline at 1-888-796-VOTE (8683).

• Disabilities Rights Texas
  • Voting Resources for people with disabilities
  • Resources for Election Workers

• REV UP Texas
  • A non-partisan statewide effort to outreach and to empower persons with disabilities and our allies to get more involved in electoral politics
  • National Disability Voter Registration Week

• Texas Secretary of State
  • VoteTexas.gov
  • Voters with Disabilities