TX SB144

Expands acceptable photo identification for voting to include official Native American tribal documents (with photo and address from federally recognized Texas tribes) and any government-issued document containing the voter's name, address, and photograph

Adds new identification options for voters without photo ID, including two forms of non-photo identification where at least one shows current address, such as Medicare/Medicaid cards, student IDs, library cards, prescription labels, credit cards, employer IDs, and documents from shelters or nursing homes

Allows voters to present two forms of identification from an expanded list (including health insurance cards, social security cards, fishing/hunting licenses, property tax assessments, and letters from guardians or care facilities) accompanied by a declaration of reasonable impediment

Maintains the "reasonable impediment" declaration process for voters unable to obtain photo ID, with recognized impediments including lack of transportation, work schedule, disability, lost/stolen ID, family responsibilities, and pending ID applications

Requires voters who deliver marked mail-in ballots in person to present acceptable identification, and modifies disability exemption requirements to reference the updated identification categories