SAN ANTONIO – KSAT.com’s Ivan Herrera was joined by Maria Mendez, service and engagement reporter for the Texas Tribune, to answer some of your election questions.
Viewers submitted the following questions:
- Does a person need to provide their Texas ID, driver’s license, or the last four numbers of their Social Security to cast an in-person ballot and insure their vote is counted?
- Does the address on my driver’s license have to match the address on my voter’s registration card? And if they don’t match, what can you do?
- Do voters have a right to tell poll watchers not to listen in if the voter needs to ask the election judge a question when casting their ballot?
- If I’m registered to vote by mail, do I need to complete a new application?
- When should people who vote by mail expect to get their ballot?
- When you move, does that address information automatically get sent to the elections office?
- How can someone run for office without having the money other high-dollar politicians have?
