AUSTIN, Texas — Questions continue to come into our newsroom about voting and the election, so the KVUE Defenders are answering a few.
Question: "I received a mail-in ballot but have decided to vote in person. What do I do with this ballot?"
Answer: Election officials say if you have been approved for and received a ballot-by-mail but choose to vote in person, you must bring your mailed ballot to the polling place where you go to vote and surrender that ballot to the on-site elections administrator.
Question: "Can someone else drop off my mail-in ballot with my ID?"
Answer: No. Election officials say voters can only hand-deliver their own personal mail-in ballot, not anyone else's. Ballots delivered for someone else will not be accepted or counted.
We want to know what questions you have. Text them to 512-459-9442 and we'll do our best to answer them.
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