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Texas Organizing Project sues Bexar County for not proposing enough polling locations
Read full article: Texas Organizing Project sues Bexar County for not proposing enough polling locationsThe Texas Organizing Project is challenging Bexar County in court for not proposing enough polling locations ahead of Election Day.
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The federal government calls it a levee. South Texas immigration advocates and environmentalists see a border wall.
Read full article: The federal government calls it a levee. South Texas immigration advocates and environmentalists see a border wall.Border wall opponents say President Joe Biden broke his promise to halt border wall construction when Homeland Security started building a wall and calling it a levee.
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Texas voters turn out under sunny skies as pandemic and political divisions loom large over Election Day
Read full article: Texas voters turn out under sunny skies as pandemic and political divisions loom large over Election DayVoters stand in line at the American Airlines Center to cast their ballots on Election Day in Dallas. Joanne Brodsky, center, chats in her garage-turned-polling location on Tuesday during Election Day in Houston. Fort Bend elections manager John Oldham said Election Day voting was lower than usual. Voters wait in line to cast their ballots at Dan Ruiz Branch Library in Austin on Election Day. Last: Voters stand in line at the Oak Lawn Branch Library to cast their ballots on Election Day in Dallas.
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Judge rules in favor of lawsuit seeking increased polling locations in Bexar County
Read full article: Judge rules in favor of lawsuit seeking increased polling locations in Bexar CountySAN ANTONIO – A Bexar County district judge ruled Tuesday that Bexar County must add 18 polling sites on Election Day. The ruling comes on the heels of a lawsuit filed by the Texas Civil Rights Project demanding the additional polling sites. The Bexar County Elections Office had planned to have 284 voting sites on Nov. 3. Bexar County Judge Nelson Wolff said he has discussed the situation with Bexar County Elections Administrator Jacque Callanen. We look forward now to working with election officials to ensure that all voters in Bexar County can vote safely and easily.”Related Stories: