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Tarrant County Reduces Polling Locations Ahead of November Elections

Tarrant County, Texas, will reduce its polling locations from 316 to 224 ahead of the November elections, following a party-line vote by county commissioners. The decision has sparked protests over concerns of voter disenfranchisement, particularly affecting communities of color and low-income residents. Local leaders and residents have criticized the cuts, arguing they undermine access to voting.

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Tarrant County, Texas, will reduce its polling locations from 316 to 224 ahead of the November elections, following a party-line vote by county commissioners. The decision has sparked protests over concerns of voter disenfranchisement, particularly affecting communities of color and low-income residents. Local leaders and residents have criticized the cuts, arguing they undermine access to voting.

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Protests erupt over plan to slash polling locations in key Texas swing county

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Tarrant County Reduces Polling Locations Ahead of November Elections