Oct 5, 2026 · 9 min · 8 segments
Stories we're following this morning at Progress Texas: Today is the last day to register to vote, check your status and remind your network to make voting plans at GoVoteTexas.org; Super PAC spending…
As mentioned, today is the last day to register to vote in the November midterm elections in Texas.
You heard me on Friday to double check your own, your friends, your exes, and I hope over the weekend you even reminded random folks at the muddy ACL Fest or at the store Halloween shopping.
and shared our voting navigation resource available in English, Spanish, Vietnamese, Chinese, Mandarin, and Hindi with friends and family.
So the question becomes, what's next? Our team has created an election protection series with the Texas Civil Rights Project, answering your questions on how Texas elections changed this year and what voters can do to protect their participation at the polls.
Listen to the four-part series, but one major step we shared with you that you can easily take as early voting approaches in two Mondays from today, that's October 19th, is to become a poll monitor with the TCRP.
What's that? That's someone who stands outside the polls, talks to voters, and answers any questions they have, and directs them to the voting hotline 866-R-VOTE.
Efforts like the TCRP's Poll Monitor program and series with us matter all the more with disinformation at an all-time high and risk.
and with the obstacles we discuss in the TCRP series hurting equal access to the polls, like SCOTUS decisions, racial redistricting, and bureaucratic holdups at the last minute backlogging and clogging voter registrations.
As mentioned, today is the last day to register to vote in the November midterm elections in Texas.
You heard me on Friday to double check your own, your friends, your exes, and I hope over the weekend you even reminded random folks at the muddy ACL Fest or at the store Halloween shopping.
and shared our voting navigation resource available in English, Spanish, Vietnamese, Chinese, Mandarin, and Hindi with friends and family.
So the question becomes, what's next? Our team has created an election protection series with the Texas Civil Rights Project, answering your questions on how Texas elections changed this year and what voters can do to protect their participation at the polls.
Listen to the four-part series, but one major step we shared with you that you can easily take as early voting approaches in two Mondays from today, that's October 19th, is to become a poll monitor with the TCRP.
What's that? That's someone who stands outside the polls, talks to voters, and answers any questions they have, and directs them to the voting hotline 866-R-VOTE.
Efforts like the TCRP's Poll Monitor program and series with us matter all the more with disinformation at an all-time high and risk.
and with the obstacles we discuss in the TCRP series hurting equal access to the polls, like SCOTUS decisions, racial redistricting, and bureaucratic holdups at the last minute backlogging and clogging voter registrations.
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