Specifications include, but are not limited to: educate Texas voters about the State’s voter identification requirementsin the 2022 primary election (Phase I) and the 2022 general election (Phase II). It is expectedthat the project requirements for Phase I and Phase II will be substantially similar, except thatPhase I will seek to educate and communicate with Texans for purposes of the March 1, 2022primary election (and any subsequent primary runoff election on May 24, 2022), and Phase IIwill seek to educate and communicate with Texans for purposes of the November 8, 2022general election. It is expected that the activities in Phase I will incorporate approximately 40%of the allocated budget, and the activities in Phase II will incorporate approximately 60% of theallocated budget.
