Why 1.2 Million Texans Are on the Voter ‘Suspense’ List and How to Fix It

Why 1.2 million Texans are on the voter ‘suspense’ list and how to fix it

About 1.2 million Texas voters have been placed on the state’s “suspense" list with early voting in the 2026 midterm elections less than two months away.

More than 1.2 million Texas voters are on suspense list. Are you?

More than 1.2 million Texas voters are on the state’s voter suspense list, meaning election officials have been unable to confirm their current address.

Texas Has Suspended More Than 1 Million Voters Ahead of Senate Race

If you’re one of the people who had their voter registration suspended, there’s still time to fix it.

1.2 Million Voters Had Their Registrations Suspended Two Months Before Election Day | The Ashland Chronicle-Oregon

Texas Quietly Suspends More Than 1.2 Million Voter Registrations More than 1.2 million Texas voters — a full six percent — have had their voter registrations suspended with just a little over two months to go before Election Day. A suspension means their county doesn’t have a voter’s confirmed address, or thinks they’ve moved. That won’t stop anyone from voting in November, but it does make the process more complicated. If someone shows up at th…