As a friendly reminder, the deadline to register to vote is this Tuesday, October 9. If you haven't submitted your registration by that day, you won't be able to vote in November's election and you won't have your say in this election. If you don't know if you're registered to vote, you can look it up on the Secretary of State's website.

You can register to vote in-person at your county's voter registration office. Find your county's Voter Registration Offices here. You can also apply online. To apply online, you have to do three simple things:

1. Fill out a voter registration application online at the Secretary of State's website.
2. Print out your application
3. Mail your application to the County Voter Registration office. You can find the address at the top of the online outputted registered voter registration application once you have submitted your information online, or you can look up the address here.

That's it!

If you know of anyone who hasn't registered, please share this blog post with them IMMEDIATELY and help us do our best to improve Texas' voter turnout. Texas currently ranks 50th out of 50 in voter turnout - the first step to turning that around is to make sure you're registered.