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Tarrant County Reduces Polling Sites for November Elections by 92 Compared to 2022

Tarrant County commissioners approved a list of polling sites for the November elections that includes 92 fewer locations than in 2022. The decision, made after extensive public testimony, was split along party lines, with Republican commissioners supporting the reduction. Advocates expressed concerns about the impact on voter access, particularly in minority neighborhoods.

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Tarrant County commissioners approved a list of polling sites for the November elections that includes 92 fewer locations than in 2022. The decision, made after extensive public testimony, was split along party lines, with Republican commissioners supporting the reduction. Advocates expressed concerns about the impact on voter access, particularly in minority neighborhoods.

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Tarrant County's November elections will have 92 fewer places to cast ballots than 2022

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Tarrant County Reduces Polling Sites for November Elections by 92 Compared to 2022