TX HB5034

Requires voter registration applicants without a Texas driver's license, state-issued personal identification card, or social security number to provide a document confirming citizenship status (such as a U.S. passport or citizenship certificate)

Mandates that official voter registration forms include a statement listing the citizenship-confirming documents required for applicants lacking standard identification numbers

Restricts acceptable photo identification for voting by excluding driver's licenses issued to non-citizens under specific Transportation Code provisions, and shortens the expiration grace period for DPS-issued IDs from four years to one year

Adds new requirements for federal postcard applications (used by military and overseas voters) including photocopies of a valid U.S. passport or military ID, proof of foreign address, and a signed affidavit attesting to the accuracy of the application

Allows balloting materials for overseas/military voters to be delivered either by airmail or electronic transmission, with returned ballots required to include the new documentation requirements