TEXAS  — In just a few weeks a very politically divided America will begin casting ballots in the 2020 general election.

This hasn’t been a typical election cycle as people continue to navigate the coronavirus pandemic. Health and safety are concerns at the polls, and to complicate things legal battles continue over voting rules.

In Texas, efforts to expand mail-in voting have been contested by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton and other Republicans, leading to a certain amount of confusion over who qualifies.

For an overview of the process, a rundown of who’s on the ballot, and a guide to Texas government, visit Spectrum News’s 2020 Elections page.

There, you’ll also find information about voter registration, polling locations, voting requirements, and more.

For an even more detailed breakdown of the process, visit Spectrum News’s 2020 Election FAQ. You’ll find information concerning acceptable forms of identification while voting, what to do if your employer won’t let you off in order to vote, and how to return your ballot.

Here are some of the other resources Spectrum News has available:

For a snapshot of the most important election dates and information, Capital Tonight’s Reena Diamante put together a short primer that you can reference right up until Election Day.