Voter registration deadline: Monday, October 5 ★ Early voting: Monday, October 19–Friday, October 30 ★ Election Day: Tuesday, November 3
Nonpartisan. Harris County-wide.

Register
Houston.

Your event already has the people. We connect schools, churches, businesses and community organizations with certified Harris County Volunteer Deputy Voter Registrars who can help people register, check their official status and update their information.

The window is closing.

Houston has a registration gap, and hundreds of thousands of registered voters may need to confirm or update their address. Register Houston is building the field capacity to help before Monday, October 5.

177K–265KPotentially eligible Harris County adults estimated to be unregistered2024 Rice Kinder Institute analysis using 2022 registration and Census estimates. View source.
198,369Harris County registered voters listed in suspenseTexas Secretary of State, March 2026. Suspense does not mean canceled or ineligible. View source.
1.2M+Texas registered voters listed in suspense1,228,918 statewide in March 2026. View source.

Register Houston since Friday, September 11, 2026

1VDVRs joined
2Event opportunities
0Activations completed
0People registered
0Registration checks completed
0Voters helped with updates
“Suspense” does not mean you cannot vote.

A Harris County voter in suspense is still considered active for voting purposes, but the county needs a current residence address. Check your record now so you receive the proper ballot.

Check my status

Everybody has a role.

Host an activation, work the field or help pay for the materials that make every shift possible.

01

Bring us to your event.

Tell us where people are gathering. We will work to match certified VDVRs who can register new voters and help people check or update their official status.

Request a VDVR
02

Join the field team.

Already certified? Choose assignments that fit your location, language and availability.

Join the network
03

Fuel the work.

Help cover shirts, printing, field kits, transportation and the technology behind the dispatch network.

Donate today
For event hosts

Where are the people?

Submit your event and Angela, our dispatch coordinator, will review the request and begin matching available Harris County VDVRs.

  • Schools and colleges
  • Churches and faith communities
  • Community and neighborhood events
  • Businesses, apartments and workplaces
For certified VDVRs

Put your certification to work.

Join the founding Register Houston field team. Tell us when and where you can serve, what languages you speak and your T-shirt size.

  • Choose assignments that work for you
  • Receive clear logistics from Angela
  • Connect with other VDVRs
  • Share wins and photos from the field

Get trained.

Harris County offers approximately one-hour Zoom trainings. Participants must RSVP individually, arrive on time and attend the complete session.

Training is conducted by the Harris County Tax Assessor-Collector’s Office. Register Houston does not conduct or certify the official training.

Monday, Sept. 1410:00 a.m.
Wednesday, Sept. 166:00 p.m.
Monday, Sept. 2110:00 a.m.
Wednesday, Sept. 236:00 p.m.
Monday, Sept. 2810:00 a.m.
Wednesday, Sept. 306:00 p.m. · Final session before deadline
Register Houston Field Team

The work needs a home.

Members get access to our private community for open assignments, field questions, training resources, election-worker opportunities and wins from across Houston.

# Open assignments
# Training and resources
# Field questions
# Wins from the field
# Election-worker opportunities
Portrait of Durrell K. Douglas

ABOUT THE FOUNDER

Durrell K. Douglas

Durrell K. Douglas is a Houston-born organizer, founder, producer, TEDx speaker and storyteller whose work sits at the intersection of civic engagement, leadership, media and community building. Raised in South Park, Durrell has spent his career creating platforms that help people find their voice, build meaningful relationships and turn shared ideas into action.

He is the founder of Houston Civic, the umbrella organization behind Houston Justice, Register Houston and the Houston Civic Institute. Through this work, Durrell has led voter-registration campaigns, neighborhood outreach programs, leadership-development initiatives and efforts to make Houston’s civic institutions more accessible to the people they serve. He also serves as president of the Southeast Democrats, where he is helping build a stronger and more organized political community in southeast Houston.

Beyond his civic work, Durrell produces the Houston Power Breakfast, an intimate gathering that brings together leaders, entrepreneurs, creatives and public servants for honest conversations about leadership and impact. He is also the creator of Houston Honors, the Houston Power 100 and Live From the Black House, a podcast and gathering space for thoughtful conversations about politics, culture, business and the people shaping Houston.

As a TEDx speaker, Durrell understands the power of a well-told idea to change how people see themselves, their communities and what is possible. Across every project, his assignment remains the same: bring the right people together, open doors that should already be open and build the kind of platforms that allow good ideas and good people to become impossible to ignore.

FOUNDER · REGISTER HOUSTON

Assignment closeout

Finished your shift?

Close the loop so we can report the real impact, improve the next activation and celebrate the people doing the work.

  • Was the assignment completed?
  • How many people did you assist overall?
  • How many people did you register?
  • How many official registration-status checks did you help complete?
  • How many people needed an address or status update?
  • How many people committed to vote?
  • How would you rate the experience?
  • What did you enjoy?
  • What should we improve?
  • Would you volunteer again?
  • Upload a field selfie and photo permission

Never photograph completed voter-registration applications.

Register Houston is a nonpartisan program powered and fiscally sponsored by Houston Justice. It is not affiliated with the City of Houston, Harris County government or the Harris County Tax Office. Volunteer Deputy Voter Registrars remain responsible for following Texas election law and Harris County procedures.

Voter registration deadline: Monday, October 5 ★ Early voting: Monday, October 19–Friday, October 30 ★ Election Day: Tuesday, November 3
Nonpartisan. Harris County-wide.

Register
Houston.

Your event already has the people. We connect schools, churches, businesses and community organizations with certified Harris County Volunteer Deputy Voter Registrars who can help people register, check their official status and update their information.

The window is closing.

Houston has a registration gap, and hundreds of thousands of registered voters may need to confirm or update their address. Register Houston is building the field capacity to help before Monday, October 5.

177K–265KPotentially eligible Harris County adults estimated to be unregistered2024 Rice Kinder Institute analysis using 2022 registration and Census estimates. View source.
198,369Harris County registered voters listed in suspenseTexas Secretary of State, March 2026. Suspense does not mean canceled or ineligible. View source.
1.2M+Texas registered voters listed in suspense1,228,918 statewide in March 2026. View source.

Register Houston since Friday, September 11, 2026

1VDVRs joined
2Event opportunities
0Activations completed
0People registered
0Registration checks completed
0Voters helped with updates
“Suspense” does not mean you cannot vote.

A Harris County voter in suspense is still considered active for voting purposes, but the county needs a current residence address. Check your record now so you receive the proper ballot.

Check my status

Everybody has a role.

Host an activation, work the field or help pay for the materials that make every shift possible.

01

Bring us to your event.

Tell us where people are gathering. We will work to match certified VDVRs who can register new voters and help people check or update their official status.

Request a VDVR
02

Join the field team.

Already certified? Choose assignments that fit your location, language and availability.

Join the network
03

Fuel the work.

Help cover shirts, printing, field kits, transportation and the technology behind the dispatch network.

Donate today
For event hosts

Where are the people?

Submit your event and Angela, our dispatch coordinator, will review the request and begin matching available Harris County VDVRs.

  • Schools and colleges
  • Churches and faith communities
  • Community and neighborhood events
  • Businesses, apartments and workplaces
For certified VDVRs

Put your certification to work.

Join the founding Register Houston field team. Tell us when and where you can serve, what languages you speak and your T-shirt size.

  • Choose assignments that work for you
  • Receive clear logistics from Angela
  • Connect with other VDVRs
  • Share wins and photos from the field

Get trained.

Harris County offers approximately one-hour Zoom trainings. Participants must RSVP individually, arrive on time and attend the complete session.

Training is conducted by the Harris County Tax Assessor-Collector’s Office. Register Houston does not conduct or certify the official training.

Monday, Sept. 1410:00 a.m.
Wednesday, Sept. 166:00 p.m.
Monday, Sept. 2110:00 a.m.
Wednesday, Sept. 236:00 p.m.
Monday, Sept. 2810:00 a.m.
Wednesday, Sept. 306:00 p.m. · Final session before deadline
Register Houston Field Team

The work needs a home.

Members get access to our private community for open assignments, field questions, training resources, election-worker opportunities and wins from across Houston.

# Open assignments
# Training and resources
# Field questions
# Wins from the field
# Election-worker opportunities
Portrait of Durrell K. Douglas

ABOUT THE FOUNDER

Durrell K. Douglas

Durrell K. Douglas is a Houston-born organizer, founder, producer, TEDx speaker and storyteller whose work sits at the intersection of civic engagement, leadership, media and community building. Raised in South Park, Durrell has spent his career creating platforms that help people find their voice, build meaningful relationships and turn shared ideas into action.

He is the founder of Houston Civic, the umbrella organization behind Houston Justice, Register Houston and the Houston Civic Institute. Through this work, Durrell has led voter-registration campaigns, neighborhood outreach programs, leadership-development initiatives and efforts to make Houston’s civic institutions more accessible to the people they serve. He also serves as president of the Southeast Democrats, where he is helping build a stronger and more organized political community in southeast Houston.

Beyond his civic work, Durrell produces the Houston Power Breakfast, an intimate gathering that brings together leaders, entrepreneurs, creatives and public servants for honest conversations about leadership and impact. He is also the creator of Houston Honors, the Houston Power 100 and Live From the Black House, a podcast and gathering space for thoughtful conversations about politics, culture, business and the people shaping Houston.

As a TEDx speaker, Durrell understands the power of a well-told idea to change how people see themselves, their communities and what is possible. Across every project, his assignment remains the same: bring the right people together, open doors that should already be open and build the kind of platforms that allow good ideas and good people to become impossible to ignore.

FOUNDER · REGISTER HOUSTON

Assignment closeout

Finished your shift?

Close the loop so we can report the real impact, improve the next activation and celebrate the people doing the work.

  • Was the assignment completed?
  • How many people did you assist overall?
  • How many people did you register?
  • How many official registration-status checks did you help complete?
  • How many people needed an address or status update?
  • How many people committed to vote?
  • How would you rate the experience?
  • What did you enjoy?
  • What should we improve?
  • Would you volunteer again?
  • Upload a field selfie and photo permission

Never photograph completed voter-registration applications.

Register Houston is a nonpartisan program powered and fiscally sponsored by Houston Justice. It is not affiliated with the City of Houston, Harris County government or the Harris County Tax Office. Volunteer Deputy Voter Registrars remain responsible for following Texas election law and Harris County procedures.

Voter registration deadline: Monday, October 5 ★ Early voting: Monday, October 19–Friday, October 30 ★ Election Day: Tuesday, November 3
Nonpartisan. Harris County-wide.

Register
Houston.

Your event already has the people. We connect schools, churches, businesses and community organizations with certified Harris County Volunteer Deputy Voter Registrars who can help people register, check their official status and update their information.

The window is closing.

Houston has a registration gap, and hundreds of thousands of registered voters may need to confirm or update their address. Register Houston is building the field capacity to help before Monday, October 5.

177K–265KPotentially eligible Harris County adults estimated to be unregistered2024 Rice Kinder Institute analysis using 2022 registration and Census estimates. View source.
198,369Harris County registered voters listed in suspenseTexas Secretary of State, March 2026. Suspense does not mean canceled or ineligible. View source.
1.2M+Texas registered voters listed in suspense1,228,918 statewide in March 2026. View source.

Register Houston since Friday, September 11, 2026

1VDVRs joined
2Event opportunities
0Activations completed
0People registered
0Registration checks completed
0Voters helped with updates
“Suspense” does not mean you cannot vote.

A Harris County voter in suspense is still considered active for voting purposes, but the county needs a current residence address. Check your record now so you receive the proper ballot.

Check my status

Everybody has a role.

Host an activation, work the field or help pay for the materials that make every shift possible.

01

Bring us to your event.

Tell us where people are gathering. We will work to match certified VDVRs who can register new voters and help people check or update their official status.

Request a VDVR
02

Join the field team.

Already certified? Choose assignments that fit your location, language and availability.

Join the network
03

Fuel the work.

Help cover shirts, printing, field kits, transportation and the technology behind the dispatch network.

Donate today
For event hosts

Where are the people?

Submit your event and Angela, our dispatch coordinator, will review the request and begin matching available Harris County VDVRs.

  • Schools and colleges
  • Churches and faith communities
  • Community and neighborhood events
  • Businesses, apartments and workplaces
For certified VDVRs

Put your certification to work.

Join the founding Register Houston field team. Tell us when and where you can serve, what languages you speak and your T-shirt size.

  • Choose assignments that work for you
  • Receive clear logistics from Angela
  • Connect with other VDVRs
  • Share wins and photos from the field

Get trained.

Harris County offers approximately one-hour Zoom trainings. Participants must RSVP individually, arrive on time and attend the complete session.

Training is conducted by the Harris County Tax Assessor-Collector’s Office. Register Houston does not conduct or certify the official training.

Monday, Sept. 1410:00 a.m.
Wednesday, Sept. 166:00 p.m.
Monday, Sept. 2110:00 a.m.
Wednesday, Sept. 236:00 p.m.
Monday, Sept. 2810:00 a.m.
Wednesday, Sept. 306:00 p.m. · Final session before deadline
Register Houston Field Team

The work needs a home.

Members get access to our private community for open assignments, field questions, training resources, election-worker opportunities and wins from across Houston.

# Open assignments
# Training and resources
# Field questions
# Wins from the field
# Election-worker opportunities
Portrait of Durrell K. Douglas

ABOUT THE FOUNDER

Durrell K. Douglas

Durrell K. Douglas is a Houston-born organizer, founder, producer, TEDx speaker and storyteller whose work sits at the intersection of civic engagement, leadership, media and community building. Raised in South Park, Durrell has spent his career creating platforms that help people find their voice, build meaningful relationships and turn shared ideas into action.

He is the founder of Houston Civic, the umbrella organization behind Houston Justice, Register Houston and the Houston Civic Institute. Through this work, Durrell has led voter-registration campaigns, neighborhood outreach programs, leadership-development initiatives and efforts to make Houston’s civic institutions more accessible to the people they serve. He also serves as president of the Southeast Democrats, where he is helping build a stronger and more organized political community in southeast Houston.

Beyond his civic work, Durrell produces the Houston Power Breakfast, an intimate gathering that brings together leaders, entrepreneurs, creatives and public servants for honest conversations about leadership and impact. He is also the creator of Houston Honors, the Houston Power 100 and Live From the Black House, a podcast and gathering space for thoughtful conversations about politics, culture, business and the people shaping Houston.

As a TEDx speaker, Durrell understands the power of a well-told idea to change how people see themselves, their communities and what is possible. Across every project, his assignment remains the same: bring the right people together, open doors that should already be open and build the kind of platforms that allow good ideas and good people to become impossible to ignore.

FOUNDER · REGISTER HOUSTON

Assignment closeout

Finished your shift?

Close the loop so we can report the real impact, improve the next activation and celebrate the people doing the work.

  • Was the assignment completed?
  • How many people did you assist overall?
  • How many people did you register?
  • How many official registration-status checks did you help complete?
  • How many people needed an address or status update?
  • How many people committed to vote?
  • How would you rate the experience?
  • What did you enjoy?
  • What should we improve?
  • Would you volunteer again?
  • Upload a field selfie and photo permission

Never photograph completed voter-registration applications.

Register Houston is a nonpartisan program powered and fiscally sponsored by Houston Justice. It is not affiliated with the City of Houston, Harris County government or the Harris County Tax Office. Volunteer Deputy Voter Registrars remain responsible for following Texas election law and Harris County procedures.

Register Houston | Powered by Houston Justice
Voter registration deadline: Monday, October 5 ★ Early voting: Monday, October 19–Friday, October 30 ★ Election Day: Tuesday, November 3
Nonpartisan. Harris County-wide.

Register
Houston.

Your event already has the people. We connect schools, churches, businesses and community organizations with certified Harris County Volunteer Deputy Voter Registrars who can help people register, check their official status and update their information.

The window is closing.

Houston has a registration gap, and hundreds of thousands of registered voters may need to confirm or update their address. Register Houston is building the field capacity to help before Monday, October 5.

177K–265KPotentially eligible Harris County adults estimated to be unregistered2024 Rice Kinder Institute analysis using 2022 registration and Census estimates. View source.
198,369Harris County registered voters listed in suspenseTexas Secretary of State, March 2026. Suspense does not mean canceled or ineligible. View source.
1.2M+Texas registered voters listed in suspense1,228,918 statewide in March 2026. View source.

Register Houston since Friday, September 11, 2026

1VDVRs joined
2Event opportunities
0Activations completed
0People registered
0Registration checks completed
0Voters helped with updates
“Suspense” does not mean you cannot vote.

A Harris County voter in suspense is still considered active for voting purposes, but the county needs a current residence address. Check your record now so you receive the proper ballot.

Check my status

Everybody has a role.

Host an activation, work the field or help pay for the materials that make every shift possible.

01

Bring us to your event.

Tell us where people are gathering. We will work to match certified VDVRs who can register new voters and help people check or update their official status.

Request a VDVR
02

Join the field team.

Already certified? Choose assignments that fit your location, language and availability.

Join the network
03

Fuel the work.

Help cover shirts, printing, field kits, transportation and the technology behind the dispatch network.

Donate today
For event hosts

Where are the people?

Submit your event and Angela, our dispatch coordinator, will review the request and begin matching available Harris County VDVRs.

  • Schools and colleges
  • Churches and faith communities
  • Community and neighborhood events
  • Businesses, apartments and workplaces
For certified VDVRs

Put your certification to work.

Join the founding Register Houston field team. Tell us when and where you can serve, what languages you speak and your T-shirt size.

  • Choose assignments that work for you
  • Receive clear logistics from Angela
  • Connect with other VDVRs
  • Share wins and photos from the field

Get trained.

Harris County offers approximately one-hour Zoom trainings. Participants must RSVP individually, arrive on time and attend the complete session.

Training is conducted by the Harris County Tax Assessor-Collector’s Office. Register Houston does not conduct or certify the official training.

Monday, Sept. 1410:00 a.m.
Wednesday, Sept. 166:00 p.m.
Monday, Sept. 2110:00 a.m.
Wednesday, Sept. 236:00 p.m.
Monday, Sept. 2810:00 a.m.
Wednesday, Sept. 306:00 p.m. · Final session before deadline
Register Houston Field Team

The work needs a home.

Members get access to our private community for open assignments, field questions, training resources, election-worker opportunities and wins from across Houston.

# Open assignments
# Training and resources
# Field questions
# Wins from the field
# Election-worker opportunities
Portrait of Durrell K. Douglas

ABOUT THE FOUNDER

Durrell K. Douglas

Durrell K. Douglas is a Houston-born organizer, founder, producer, TEDx speaker and storyteller whose work sits at the intersection of civic engagement, leadership, media and community building. Raised in South Park, Durrell has spent his career creating platforms that help people find their voice, build meaningful relationships and turn shared ideas into action.

He is the founder of Houston Civic, the umbrella organization behind Houston Justice, Register Houston and the Houston Civic Institute. Through this work, Durrell has led voter-registration campaigns, neighborhood outreach programs, leadership-development initiatives and efforts to make Houston’s civic institutions more accessible to the people they serve. He also serves as president of the Southeast Democrats, where he is helping build a stronger and more organized political community in southeast Houston.

Beyond his civic work, Durrell produces the Houston Power Breakfast, an intimate gathering that brings together leaders, entrepreneurs, creatives and public servants for honest conversations about leadership and impact. He is also the creator of Houston Honors, the Houston Power 100 and Live From the Black House, a podcast and gathering space for thoughtful conversations about politics, culture, business and the people shaping Houston.

As a TEDx speaker, Durrell understands the power of a well-told idea to change how people see themselves, their communities and what is possible. Across every project, his assignment remains the same: bring the right people together, open doors that should already be open and build the kind of platforms that allow good ideas and good people to become impossible to ignore.

FOUNDER · REGISTER HOUSTON

Assignment closeout

Finished your shift?

Close the loop so we can report the real impact, improve the next activation and celebrate the people doing the work.

  • Was the assignment completed?
  • How many people did you assist overall?
  • How many people did you register?
  • How many official registration-status checks did you help complete?
  • How many people needed an address or status update?
  • How many people committed to vote?
  • How would you rate the experience?
  • What did you enjoy?
  • What should we improve?
  • Would you volunteer again?
  • Upload a field selfie and photo permission

Never photograph completed voter-registration applications.

Register Houston is a nonpartisan program powered and fiscally sponsored by Houston Justice. It is not affiliated with the City of Houston, Harris County government or the Harris County Tax Office. Volunteer Deputy Voter Registrars remain responsible for following Texas election law and Harris County procedures.

Register Houston | Powered by Houston Justice
Voter registration deadline: Monday, October 5 ★ Early voting: Monday, October 19–Friday, October 30 ★ Election Day: Tuesday, November 3
Nonpartisan. Harris County-wide.

Register
Houston.

Your event already has the people. We connect schools, churches, businesses and community organizations with certified Harris County Volunteer Deputy Voter Registrars who can help people register, check their official status and update their information.

The window is closing.

Houston has a registration gap, and hundreds of thousands of registered voters may need to confirm or update their address. Register Houston is building the field capacity to help before Monday, October 5.

177K–265KPotentially eligible Harris County adults estimated to be unregistered2024 Rice Kinder Institute analysis using 2022 registration and Census estimates. View source.
198,369Harris County registered voters listed in suspenseTexas Secretary of State, March 2026. Suspense does not mean canceled or ineligible. View source.
1.2M+Texas registered voters listed in suspense1,228,918 statewide in March 2026. View source.

Register Houston since Friday, September 11, 2026

1VDVRs joined
2Event opportunities
0Activations completed
0People registered
0Registration checks completed
0Voters helped with updates
“Suspense” does not mean you cannot vote.

A Harris County voter in suspense is still considered active for voting purposes, but the county needs a current residence address. Check your record now so you receive the proper ballot.

Check my status

Everybody has a role.

Host an activation, work the field or help pay for the materials that make every shift possible.

01

Bring us to your event.

Tell us where people are gathering. We will work to match certified VDVRs who can register new voters and help people check or update their official status.

Request a VDVR
02

Join the field team.

Already certified? Choose assignments that fit your location, language and availability.

Join the network
03

Fuel the work.

Help cover shirts, printing, field kits, transportation and the technology behind the dispatch network.

Donate today
For event hosts

Where are the people?

Submit your event and Angela, our dispatch coordinator, will review the request and begin matching available Harris County VDVRs.

  • Schools and colleges
  • Churches and faith communities
  • Community and neighborhood events
  • Businesses, apartments and workplaces
For certified VDVRs

Put your certification to work.

Join the founding Register Houston field team. Tell us when and where you can serve, what languages you speak and your T-shirt size.

  • Choose assignments that work for you
  • Receive clear logistics from Angela
  • Connect with other VDVRs
  • Share wins and photos from the field

Get trained.

Harris County offers approximately one-hour Zoom trainings. Participants must RSVP individually, arrive on time and attend the complete session.

Training is conducted by the Harris County Tax Assessor-Collector’s Office. Register Houston does not conduct or certify the official training.

Monday, Sept. 1410:00 a.m.
Wednesday, Sept. 166:00 p.m.
Monday, Sept. 2110:00 a.m.
Wednesday, Sept. 236:00 p.m.
Monday, Sept. 2810:00 a.m.
Wednesday, Sept. 306:00 p.m. · Final session before deadline
Register Houston Field Team

The work needs a home.

Members get access to our private community for open assignments, field questions, training resources, election-worker opportunities and wins from across Houston.

# Open assignments
# Training and resources
# Field questions
# Wins from the field
# Election-worker opportunities
Portrait of Durrell K. Douglas

ABOUT THE FOUNDER

Durrell K. Douglas

Durrell K. Douglas is a Houston-born organizer, founder, producer, TEDx speaker and storyteller whose work sits at the intersection of civic engagement, leadership, media and community building. Raised in South Park, Durrell has spent his career creating platforms that help people find their voice, build meaningful relationships and turn shared ideas into action.

He is the founder of Houston Civic, the umbrella organization behind Houston Justice, Register Houston and the Houston Civic Institute. Through this work, Durrell has led voter-registration campaigns, neighborhood outreach programs, leadership-development initiatives and efforts to make Houston’s civic institutions more accessible to the people they serve. He also serves as president of the Southeast Democrats, where he is helping build a stronger and more organized political community in southeast Houston.

Beyond his civic work, Durrell produces the Houston Power Breakfast, an intimate gathering that brings together leaders, entrepreneurs, creatives and public servants for honest conversations about leadership and impact. He is also the creator of Houston Honors, the Houston Power 100 and Live From the Black House, a podcast and gathering space for thoughtful conversations about politics, culture, business and the people shaping Houston.

As a TEDx speaker, Durrell understands the power of a well-told idea to change how people see themselves, their communities and what is possible. Across every project, his assignment remains the same: bring the right people together, open doors that should already be open and build the kind of platforms that allow good ideas and good people to become impossible to ignore.

FOUNDER · REGISTER HOUSTON

Assignment closeout

Finished your shift?

Close the loop so we can report the real impact, improve the next activation and celebrate the people doing the work.

  • Was the assignment completed?
  • How many people did you assist overall?
  • How many people did you register?
  • How many official registration-status checks did you help complete?
  • How many people needed an address or status update?
  • How many people committed to vote?
  • How would you rate the experience?
  • What did you enjoy?
  • What should we improve?
  • Would you volunteer again?
  • Upload a field selfie and photo permission

Never photograph completed voter-registration applications.

Register Houston is a nonpartisan program powered and fiscally sponsored by Houston Justice. It is not affiliated with the City of Houston, Harris County government or the Harris County Tax Office. Volunteer Deputy Voter Registrars remain responsible for following Texas election law and Harris County procedures.

Register Houston | Powered by Houston Justice
Voter registration deadline: Monday, October 5 ★ Early voting: Monday, October 19–Friday, October 30 ★ Election Day: Tuesday, November 3
Nonpartisan. Harris County-wide.

Register
Houston.

Your event already has the people. We connect schools, churches, businesses and community organizations with certified Harris County Volunteer Deputy Voter Registrars who can help people register, check their official status and update their information.

The window is closing.

Houston has a registration gap, and hundreds of thousands of registered voters may need to confirm or update their address. Register Houston is building the field capacity to help before Monday, October 5.

177K–265KPotentially eligible Harris County adults estimated to be unregistered2024 Rice Kinder Institute analysis using 2022 registration and Census estimates. View source.
198,369Harris County registered voters listed in suspenseTexas Secretary of State, March 2026. Suspense does not mean canceled or ineligible. View source.
1.2M+Texas registered voters listed in suspense1,228,918 statewide in March 2026. View source.

Register Houston since Friday, September 11, 2026

1VDVRs joined
2Event opportunities
0Activations completed
0People registered
0Registration checks completed
0Voters helped with updates
“Suspense” does not mean you cannot vote.

A Harris County voter in suspense is still considered active for voting purposes, but the county needs a current residence address. Check your record now so you receive the proper ballot.

Check my status

Everybody has a role.

Host an activation, work the field or help pay for the materials that make every shift possible.

01

Bring us to your event.

Tell us where people are gathering. We will work to match certified VDVRs who can register new voters and help people check or update their official status.

Request a VDVR
02

Join the field team.

Already certified? Choose assignments that fit your location, language and availability.

Join the network
03

Fuel the work.

Help cover shirts, printing, field kits, transportation and the technology behind the dispatch network.

Donate today
For event hosts

Where are the people?

Submit your event and Angela, our dispatch coordinator, will review the request and begin matching available Harris County VDVRs.

  • Schools and colleges
  • Churches and faith communities
  • Community and neighborhood events
  • Businesses, apartments and workplaces
For certified VDVRs

Put your certification to work.

Join the founding Register Houston field team. Tell us when and where you can serve, what languages you speak and your T-shirt size.

  • Choose assignments that work for you
  • Receive clear logistics from Angela
  • Connect with other VDVRs
  • Share wins and photos from the field

Get trained.

Harris County offers approximately one-hour Zoom trainings. Participants must RSVP individually, arrive on time and attend the complete session.

Training is conducted by the Harris County Tax Assessor-Collector’s Office. Register Houston does not conduct or certify the official training.

Monday, Sept. 1410:00 a.m.
Wednesday, Sept. 166:00 p.m.
Monday, Sept. 2110:00 a.m.
Wednesday, Sept. 236:00 p.m.
Monday, Sept. 2810:00 a.m.
Wednesday, Sept. 306:00 p.m. · Final session before deadline
Register Houston Field Team

The work needs a home.

Members get access to our private community for open assignments, field questions, training resources, election-worker opportunities and wins from across Houston.

# Open assignments
# Training and resources
# Field questions
# Wins from the field
# Election-worker opportunities
Assignment closeout

Finished your shift?

Close the loop so we can report the real impact, improve the next activation and celebrate the people doing the work.

  • Was the assignment completed?
  • How many people did you assist overall?
  • How many people did you register?
  • How many official registration-status checks did you help complete?
  • How many people needed an address or status update?
  • How many people committed to vote?
  • How would you rate the experience?
  • What did you enjoy?
  • What should we improve?
  • Would you volunteer again?
  • Upload a field selfie and photo permission

Never photograph completed voter-registration applications.

Register Houston is a nonpartisan program powered and fiscally sponsored by Houston Justice. It is not affiliated with the City of Houston, Harris County government or the Harris County Tax Office. Volunteer Deputy Voter Registrars remain responsible for following Texas election law and Harris County procedures.