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Talarico raises concerns over potential Tarrant County polling place cuts
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· August 30, 2026
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Tarrant County commissioners will vote Tuesday on a proposal to reduce polling locations in November, nearly 100 fewer than in 2022, sparking concerns the cuts could affect voter turnout.
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