Netted 3 votes for Kamala/Allred et al in Fort Bend County. Took my grandmother and great aunt (both in their late 80s) with me. All kinds of hassle but we did it. My grandmother requested a mail in ballot (unbeknownst to me) but decided she didn't trust the USPS under DeJoy to deliver it. We waited in line for over an hour on the first day of EV, then the poll worker checking IDs said she had to return her mail in ballot to invalidate it before she could vote. Drove her back, then returned with her mail in. Skipped to front of the line due to her disability - we couldn't at the first precinct because I voted there.
My great aunt moved from Philly last year. I would rather she voted in PA but she has dementia and needed to be where I can help take care of her. We have been trying for months to get a TX ID for her. Damn near impossible because she was born in Rural Arkansas in the 30s (making a birth certificate a real challenge). She's also had multiple different names. We got her an ID but it hasn't arrived so she didn't have a valid picture ID for early voting. It was scheduled to arrive before Nov 5, and Texas' SOS said she would be registered starting Nov 4. I called Fort Bend registrar's office and they confirmed she could EV regardless. I looked up the rules and technically an expired passport is valid no matter how long it has been expired for anyone over 75. However hers expired in 1973 so I didn't want to risk it. Brought her VUID, Pennsylvania ID, temporary TX ID, birth certificate with different name, and a letter from Social Security to her TX address, along with a Reasonable Impediment Declaration form. Then the poll worker just took a look at her PA ID and let her vote - this was technically not a valid form of ID and it gave me extra joy to see the look on my Trumpy FIL's face when I told him they took her invalid ID.
TLDR: Helped two old ladies vote straight ticket D with me in an incredibly difficult process that would be damn near impossible for someone pushing 90 to accomplish on their own. Worth it.