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The Harris County elections will be taken over by the Texas Secretary of State's Office after the enactments of SB 1933 and SB 1750.
In a significant move to safeguard election integrity and address concerns over past irregularities, the Texas House of Representatives recently passed The Texas House of Representatives has passed two key election reform bills aimed at preventing irregularities and protecting voter rights. The bills address concerns over past elections and ensure greater oversight, contributing to election system integrity.
Despite 254 counties in the state, the two bills are written and designed to only apply to the largest and most populous democratic county in Texas.
The Texas House of Representatives will vote on SB 1750 and SB 1933 on Tuesday -- two bills that target elections in Harris County exclusively.
One bill eliminates the county administrator. The other gives the Texas Secretary of State new authority.