Advocates denounce Texas' rejected ballots before Congress
Local leaders and voting advocates lashed out at Texas' tougher new voting laws during a Thursday congressional hearing, citing tens of thousands of rejected
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Local leaders and voting advocates lashed out at Texas' tougher new voting laws during a Thursday congressional hearing, citing tens of thousands of rejected
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) -- Voting rights groups went before Congress on Wednesday and lashed out at Texas' tougher new voting laws during a Thursday
Local leaders and voting advocates lashed out at Texas’ tougher new voting laws during a Thursday congressional hearing, citing tens of thousands of rejected mail ballots during the nation’s first primary of 2022 earlier this month as they embarked on a narrower push for new federal voting protections
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) — Voting rights groups went before Congress on Wednesday and lashed out at Texas’ tougher new voting laws during a Thursday congressional hearing following tens of thousands of rejected mail ballots – an unusually high number – earlier this month in the nation’s first primary of 2022.
AUSTIN -- Voting rights groups went before Congress on Wednesday and lashed out at Texas' tougher new voting laws during a Thursday congressional hearing following tens of thousands of rejected mail ballots -- an unusually high number -- earlier this month in the nation's first primary of 2022.