Are you able to vote early or via mail? Wouldn't one of those count your vote? I vote early in almost all elections, and that takes care of this issue for me.
> Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has said in statements that "fear of contracting COVID-19 does not amount to a sickness or physical condition as required by state law." He also said that his office would prosecute people for voter fraud if they use a mail-in ballot in a matter he said is improper.
https://www.npr.org/2020/06/04/864899178/why-is-voting-by-ma...
Your link points to an expanded reference of the 46 states who have expanded access to mail in ballots!
Regarding, your second point, take a look at the Texas Secretary of State's page on Absentee Ballots. https://www.sos.texas.gov/elections/voter/reqabbm.shtml. The AG that was quoted is absolutely correct, according to the listed reasons.
The AG doesn't make law. The Texas legislature makes law. So, what was your point in quoting that scare article?
Instead of repeatedly posting links to scare articles, do you have a link to an actual person who has (not expects to) already experienced voter suppression?