Texas Secretary of State disputes claims about voter registration without photo ID
Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson issued a statement disputing reports that 1.2 million voters registered without photo ID. Nelson stated that Texas voter rolls increased by 57,711 since January 2024, and that voters must provide a driver license number or Social Security number to register.
- Where
- Statewide
- When
- April 3, 2024
- Sources
- From an official record
Taxes and money
None stated in sources.
Who's involved
- Jane NelsonTexas Secretary of State
The facts
- Texas voter rolls increased by 57,711 voters since beginning of 2024.1
- The 57,711 increase is less than 2022 registrations (about 65,000) and 2020 (about 104,000).1
- Texans registering to vote must provide driver license number or Social Security number.1
- Texans must show proof of ID to vote, per state requirement.1
Who said what
These are statements and claims made by the people involved. They are reported, not verified.
- Jane Nelson, Texas Secretary of State The 1.2 million figure comes from Social Security Administration website; SSA number is clearly incorrect.1
Where the sources disagree
- Number of Texas voters registered without photo ID this year 1.2 million per reports disputed by Nelson [1]; 57,711 net increase in voter rolls per Nelson [1]
Sources
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