Early voting has begun. Here's what to do if you have questions while casting your ballot
If you have any questions or concerns while casting your ballot, the first step is to talk to the election judge at the polling place, Alicia Pierce, a spokesperson for the Texas Secretary of State's office, said. These poll workers aren't actual judges, but they are trained in election laws and are responsible for ensuring these laws are followed.
School districts across El Paso will hold voting locations at some of their schools on November 5, but only three districts ...
Early voting in Texas for the 2024 election got off to a hot start Monday, with more than 840,000 people casting their ...
"BREAKING: Voters in Tarrant County, Texas are reporting that the voting machines are flipping their votes from Trump to Kamala Harris," the Oct. 21 X post said. We found similar viral claims on ...
So what does that mean for Texas police officers who are required to wear body-worn cameras while on duty? Here’s what to ...
NORTH TEXAS — The first three days of early voting in North Texas have already raised concerns with some voters about the ...
Any concerns about voting, polling locations and election integrity should be reported to county election officials or the ...
In the first two days of early voting in Harris County, more than 242K people came out to participate in the democratic ...
Several factors can delay voting or even discourage voting, such as voter ID requirements, long lines and machine failure.
Early voting in Texas begins Oct. 21 and ends on Nov. 1. Where can I vote early in Texas? Registered voters can vote ...
Texas's Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton sued Democratic U.S. President Joe Biden's administration on Tuesday, saying ...
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