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New proposal to revise number of Tarrant County polling places following backlash
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· August 28, 2026
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During a public committee hearing earlier this month, Tarrant County was considering slashing the number of polling sites. However, backlash from residents led to the vote being delayed. Now, the county is considering a proposal to revise the number of polling sites.
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Key points However, backlash from residents led to the vote being delayed. During a public committee hearing earlier this month, Tarrant County was considering slashing the number of polling sites. More government Today’s briefing Local events
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What is this story about? During a public committee hearing earlier this month, Tarrant County was considering slashing the number of polling sites. However, backlash from residents led to the vote being delayed. Now, the county is considering a proposal to revise the number of polling sites.
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