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SB 924 will require more polling locations for 2024 election - Vimarsana News

SB 924 will require more polling locations for 2024 election

A law passed during Texas’ 88th legislative session this past spring will require Brazos County, along with 89 other counties, to increase its election-day polling locations as many already struggle

Editorial: Trump's Big Lie continues to undermine election integrity in Texas | News - Vimarsana News

Editorial: Trump's Big Lie continues to undermine election integrity in Texas | News

Former President Donald Trump’s Big Lie about a stolen 2020 presidential election has been thoroughly debunked, but it still inflicts damage in Texas.

Texas becomes ninth state to resign from ERIC - Vimarsana News

Texas becomes ninth state to resign from ERIC

On July 20, Texas became the eighth state to resign from the Electronic Registration Information Center (ERIC) in 2023, and the ninth state overall. ERIC is a multi-state voter list

Texas lawmakers pass bills to lower rejection of mail ballots - Vimarsana News

Texas lawmakers pass bills to lower rejection of mail ballots

With bipartisan support, Texas lawmakers passed two bills aiming to lower the high rejection rates of mail-in ballots seen in 2021. Senate Bill 1599, authored by State Sen. Bryan Hughes and sponsored by State Rep. John Bucy, and House Bill 357, authored by Bucy and sponsored by Hughes, go into effect Sept. 1. Bucy said...

Texas resigns from ERIC, a national program that keeps voter rolls updated - Vimarsana News

Texas resigns from ERIC, a national program that keeps voter rolls updated

A new GOP-backed state law requires Texas to create its own version of a cross-check program or find a vendor that doesn’t cost more than $100,000.

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