Texas' voter suspense list tops 2.1 million. Here's what to do if you're on it
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More than 2.1 million Texas voters are on the state’s suspended list, three months before the presidential election between former President Donald Trump and Vice President Kamala Harris.
Voters should still be able to vote with a suspended status, but it will take an extra couple of steps. Here is what Texans should know about voter suspense ahead of the Nov. 5 general election.
What is the voter suspense list?
Suspense means your county does not know your address or thinks you moved, often because a voter registration card or jury summons sent through mail is returned as undeliverable.
New voter registration cards are mailed every two years to the most recent address on record. If you do not receive a new yellow and white certification card this year, it could mean you moved without updating your address.
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at least several weeks prior to voting day.
Most jurisdictions are going to make this relatively easy. And, those where it might not - chances are very good that there are organizations (like your local party?, or League of Women V) who are ready to help individuals navigate.
But in any case, it's on the voter. And it's no longer sufficient to just show up on voting day - and then bitch and snort around about, "well, I've always been able to .." That doesn't cut it anymore.
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Just searched our info, and one person in my household is on the suspense list. The Secretary of State’s crummy website initially did not recognize my info or my spouse’s, but did after searching with other criteria (then, holy heck, it did find our registrations when I used the original criteria on subsequent searches). Then, after 2 failed attempts, a family member’s profile came back as on the suspense list.
The Travis County voter lookup website returns nothing for all three of us. We all voted in the March primary and two of us voted in the May election this year. We moved in the past year, but were sure to update our IDs, vehicle registration, postal address, and notably, our registration addresses.
Thank you for posting this, Nevilledog — assuming that your registration is good, because you just voted in May isn’t enough in Texas, apparently.
I detest what 30 years of repuke gerrymandering, lying, and incompetency has done to my state. 
Kick