What does ETVT mean in UNCLASSIFIED

Empower The Vote Texas (ETVT) is a non-profit whose mission is to expand access to voting, education, and civic engagement in Texas. ETVT works with local, state and national partners to create programs that increase voter engagement and participation in the electoral process.

ETVT works to protect voters' rights by advocating for accessible and equitable voting policies across the state. This includes providing resources on how to register to vote, how to participate in elections, and working with advocacy groups who are fighting for legal reforms that ensure all eligible Texans can have their voices heard at the ballot box.

You can show your support for ETVT by donating, spreading awareness about the organization's mission, volunteering your time or skills, or participating in one of their programs such as voter registration drives or leading educational workshops on voting rights and civic engagement.

You can visit www.VoteTexas.gov which provides an interactive tool where you can check your registration status. Additionally, you can contact your county's Voter Registrar Office for more detailed information about your status.

All registered voters are required to bring some form of identification when voting at their assigned polling place. Acceptable forms of ID include a valid photo ID issued by the State of Texas or US Federal Government OR two other acceptable forms of ID such as a copy of a utility bill, bank statement, birth certificate or paycheck with the voter's name and address on it. For more information regarding acceptable forms of IDs please visit https://www.votetexas.gov/register-to-vote/need-id/.

Yes! ETVT has partnered with several organizations throughout the state that offer free transportation services from home directly to polling places on key election days including early voting periods and Election Day itself! To find out if transportation services are available near you please contact ETVT at [email protected] for more information regarding specific locations that offer this service.

Yes! In order to ensure that all eligible voters have access to complete nonpartisan information about elections and voting procedures in their native language, Empower The Vote provides Spanish language translations online via our website as well as bilingual staff members who can answer questions both over the phone and in person during certain hours throughout the week.

Generally speaking most citizens 18 years old or older who live in Texas will be able to vote provided they meet basic eligibility requirement such as registering 30 days prior to an election day or showing up with a valid identification document approved by the state government when casting their ballot at their assigned polling place.