Author: /u/Cucubert

These can be used if you are a new voter, if you’ve had a change of name or address, if you need a replacement card, or if any other major information related to voting needs to be updated. You can pick one up, fill it out, seal it, and stick it in any mailbox.

I moved in June (Houston to Spring) and updated my mailing address. Earlier this week I received n application to update the address on my voter registration card. Well, the return envelope I’m supposed to send it back in was completely sealed inside. I don’t want my application “tossed out” or “invalidated” due to “tampering”. I tried steaming it open for half an hour but this does not work like in the movies.

Now what? Can I take my application to a post office? Do I get my driver’s license renewed/updated? Do I send it back in a regular envelope?

I have to vote this election. It takes my vote, my brother’s vote, and my sister-in-law’s vote to make 1 vote for Biden because my vote and my brother’s vote go to canceling out my two Republican parents’ votes.

Did anyone else see this? There’s no website or company name and it seems incredibly fishy to me, but a newspaper advertiser is bound to be safer than the internet… right?

Has anyone else seen this half-page ad in Friday’s issue of the Houston Chronicle on B6? Has anyone called the number? Would love real input before taking the risk myself.