TX HB521

Voters requesting curbside voting must complete and sign a sworn form stating they are physically unable to enter the polling place without assistance or risk of injury to their health

Electioneering and loitering are prohibited within 20 feet of designated curbside voting parking spaces, in addition to the existing 100-foot restriction around polling place entrances

Signs at curbside voting spaces must display a phone number for requesting assistance and a notice that electioneering is prohibited within 20 feet

Persons transporting seven or more curbside voters during early voting and election day must complete a form with their name, address, and type of assistance provided; intentional failure to complete this form is a Class A misdemeanor

Election officers must now complete the same voter assistance disclosure form previously required only of non-election officers, and county clerks must report to the Secretary of State any individual who assisted seven or more voters within 30 days after the election

Voters escorting someone eligible for curbside voting may also request to vote curbside; when four or more election officers are present, two officers must deliver the ballot