Cure Period
Election
The period ending on the 6th day after election day (for most elections), during which a voter who voted provisionally due to failure to present one of the 7 acceptable ID’s may go to the office of the voter registrar (or elections administrator, if applicable), and present one of the forms of acceptable ID, or documentation to support a disability exemption; or to execute in the presence of the voter registrar an affidavit stating the voter has a religious objection to being photographed or that the voter does not have any identification meeting the requirements of Section 63.001(b) as a result of a natural disaster that occurred not earlier than 45 days before the date the ballot was cast.
- — Glossary of Elections Terminology retrieved 2014-06-26