TX HB1802

Requires voter registration applications to include a Texas driver's license number or personal identification card number issued by the Department of Public Safety, eliminating the previous option to use the last four digits of a social security number or to state that no such numbers have been issued

Creates a new second-degree felony offense for knowingly or intentionally applying to register to vote in Texas while not being a United States citizen, with prosecution possible under both this section and other applicable laws

Mandates that voter registrars verify an applicant's citizenship status before approving registration applications, with the Secretary of State required to prescribe the necessary verification procedures

Establishes different identification requirements for mail-in ballot applications based on registration date: voters registered before September 1, 2025 may use driver's license, personal ID, last four digits of SSN, or a statement of non-issuance; voters registered on or after September 1, 2025 must provide only a driver's license or personal identification card number

Removes the space for social security numbers from official voter registration forms and eliminates provisions allowing applicants to state they have not been issued either a driver's license/ID number or social security number