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Texas Attorney General Asks State Supreme Court to Stop Expansion of Voting by Mail
After his threats fail, Ken Paxton heads to court
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Travis County Clerk Lays Out Her July Election Plan
Despite threats by AG Ken Paxton, Dana DeBeauvoir expects a “hybrid” July election
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Paxton Threatens Election Officials With Prosecution [UPDATE]
AG says he’ll prosecute those who advise mail ballots to avoid COVID-19
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Will Vote-by-Mail Happen by July Elections?
State, local officials at odds over how people qualify
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Judge Sulak Issues Vote-by-Mail Injunction
Enables mail ballots for all voters to vote by mail
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Texas Vote-by-Mail Hearing Continues in 353rd Court
Morning testimony from Glen Maxey and medical experts
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Increased Pressure for “Vote-by-Mail”
Mail vote would expand franchise and public safety – but not without problems
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Travis County Clerk Reassures Voters After a Rocky Start to Election Day
Poll workers cancel over coronavirus concerns, but lines are moving
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Anticipating the March 3 Election, a Few Numbers to Note
An update on Travis turnout, and the congressional money wars
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Too Many Voters, or Too Few? We’ll Know by March!
Travis County Clerk Dana DeBeauvoir works with the Texas Secretary of State to troubleshoot the “fleeing voter” problem