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Monday is deadline to register to vote in Texas runoffs. Here’s what you need to know.

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6:21 PM on Jun 12, 2020 CDTMonday is the final day Texans can register to vote or update their address for the July 14 primary runoff election.The election was delayed from May until July by Gov. Greg Abbott amid concerns about the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.Important statewide and congressional primary races will be decided by Democratic and Republican voters in this election, including the Democratic primary between Air Force veteran MJ Hegar and state Sen. Royce West for the U.S. Senate seat occupied by Republican John Cornyn.Across the state, more than 15 congressional primaries are heading to a second round.Among the most hotly contested runoff elections in North Texas is the Democratic race for the state's 24th Congressional District.Retired Air Force Col. Kim Olson and former Carrollton-Farmers Branch school board member Candace Valenzuela advanced from the March 3 primary that featured four other candidates. Democrats see the suburban Dallas seat as one of their best chances to expand their lead in the U.S. House.Texans who voted in the Democratic or Republican primary in March must vote in the same party’s runoff in July. If you didn’t vote in the March primary, you can still vote in either party’s primary.Here’s what else you need to know ahead of the registration deadline:You can check to see if you’re already registered to vote and verify that you’re registered under your current address.If you still need to register to vote or update your current address, print out a voter registration application and mail it to the . Applications must be postmarked by Monday’s deadline.Once your registration is up to date, read the so you’re up to date on the campaigns before the first day of in-person early voting on July 29. From there, you can keep track of all the other important upcoming dates before Election Day .Receive the latest political news delivered every Tuesday and Thursday from reporters in Austin, Dallas and Washington.By signing up you agree to our

6:21 PM on Jun 12, 2020 CDTMonday is the final day Texans can register to vote or update their address for the July 14 primary runoff election.The election was delayed from May until July by Gov. Greg Abbott amid concerns about the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.Important statewide and congressional primary races will be decided by Democratic and Republican voters in this election, including the Democratic primary between Air Force veteran MJ Hegar and state Sen. Royce West for the U.S. Senate seat occupied by Republican John Cornyn.Across the state, more than 15 congressional primaries are...

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