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© Thomson Reuters 2020.Judge to hear Republican bid to void 100,000 votes in Texas
By Jan Wolfe HOUSTON©2024 GPlusMedia Inc.
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ulysses
Voter suppression seems to be trump’s last hope!!!!
bass4funk
This is what happens when you have mail in voting, shouldn’t happen, everyone should get off their butts and go to the station and when Democrats get caught, it’s voter suppression, so good on them for paying attention and catching this.
Graham DeShazo
Voter suppression in action. Voters followed the exact same procedures and provided the same ID. They just did it from their cars to protect them.
Voter suppression is the only way Trump can win and even then, it might not be enough.
Blacklabel
Is this the legal process to vote?
appears not, or it wouldn’t be in court.
lincolnman
Blatant, transparent voter suppression and invalidation....just like some third world banana Republic...
That's what Trump has brought to America...
Doranku
I'm missing what the problem is in the article. I can think of only one issue, that the voter isn't guaranteed an secret vote if there are others in the car.
Goodlucktoyou
All voting is a waste of time. The world is full of super intelligent hackers who could change the results.
Desert Tortoise
Lol, no this is what happens when you don't read the article carefully. The argument is over drive through voting centers. It has absolutely nothing to do with mail in voting. In this case people did get off their butts as you put it and drove to a drive in polling place to cast their vote instead of a walk in voting center with the dangers inherent in mixing with a crowd of people or standing in line.
Desert Tortoise
The Texas governor and some legislators want it stopped even though their state supreme court ruled drive through voting was legal.
Desert Tortoise
The Texas Supreme Court last Thursday threw out an identical Republican challenge to drive through voting in Harris County and allowed it to continue. The Texas Secretary of State had approved Harris County's drive through voting procedures before they were allowed to be opened. This court challenge seems futile.