This chapter sets out the process of voting by mail in Texas, including reviewing applications, providing ballots and the actions of the clerk upon return of the ballot.

This subchapter sets out the requirements of an application for an individual who is eligibile to vote early by mail.

This website discusses how miltary and overseas voters can vote by mail.

The Texas Secretary of State's office defines eligibility and provides instructions to vote by mail.

This article from 2017 describes who can and can not vote by mail in Texas and why.

This chapter sets out who may vote early including who may vote by mail. This includes: voters who will be absent from their county of residence on election day, voters with sicknesses or disabilities that prevent them from appearing at the polling place, voters 65 years of age or older, voters confined in jail, and voters participating in the address confidentiality program.

This website discusses what voters need to know to vote early in Texas.

The League of Women Voters provides information about voting early in Texas.