I registered to vote in Texas, but there's a problem........

and even then nobody would notice unless you're Anne Coulter.

Inform Virginia immediately, there is no reason to wait, and retain a copy of document you use to notify them.

i've moved a ton of times, registering each time after and never informing the previous state -and i only vote in the new place. very simple.

don't even say "could be". that's false, they can't get in trouble for that.

'Could be' is not b.s. You are familiar with the games repugs are playing with voter registration these days, aren't you?

stop trying to scare her over what you don't know.

I am suggesting that care should be taken to assure that one's vote will be counted.

Thanks.

My official address is what the PO has on file, and that's how I know where my polling location is. I'm not sure about Texas, but I'd think as long as the PO has your new address, and you register successfully, you should be fine.

Edited to add: I moved at the end of October and didn't vote until the following year, so it's possible that I had a year for all the databases to sync up

I've moved several tines and have never notified the old Board of the change of address. As long as you don't VOTE in the old jurisdiction, you're fine.

my new state, seems I had to indicate I would not be voting in my old state. Had to prove/provide ID and all and it seems sign some kind of affidavit of sorts. That was all I did at the time. About a year later, I got a notice from my old state asking me to denounce my voting privilege in my former state, something like that.
PS: It was not for TX. As long as you don't try to vote in 2 states I think you're OK.

DO you have proper ID? You Virginia driver's license is worthless in Texas for voting. You need a passport, military id with a picture or a Texas issued drivers' license, personal identification card or an election identification certificate. The voter id trial is evidently going well but you need to assume that the Texas voter id/voter suppression law will be in effect and that you will not be allowed to vote.

A number of people at the Texas Democratic Party have Election identification certificates because they have out of state driver's licenses. You will need an official birth certificate to get any of the Texas required forms of identification to vote. I can provide more information if you need help

As for the dual registration, do not worry. You can not vote in both states.

But I don't know if it is required or not. I filled one out ages ago when I left the state; figured it would help them keep their voter rolls clean.

Just vote where you live and let Virginia know so they can clean up their list.

http://www.sos.state.tx.us/elections/

https://www.vote.virginia.gov/search

there is also a toll free phone number...should be easy