Relating to the cancellation of a person's voter registration on notice that the person has acknowledged that the person is not a citizen.

HB 2279 amends Texas election law to allow immediate cancellation of a voter's registration when a voter acknowledges they are not a U.S. citizen. It specifically adds a new reason for cancellation under Section 16.031(a)(8), using lists of non-citizens disqualified from jury service (per Sections 18.068 and 62.113 of the Election Code and Government Code) to identify voters who must have their registration removed. The bill requires registrars to send written cancellation notices within 30 days and mandates annual reporting of such cancellations to the secretary of state. This directly affects voters who register without citizenship status, providing a mechanism to remove their registration based on their own acknowledgment of non-citizenship.