Brazos County struggling to find new polling locations, equipment and workers
A new state law has Brazos County election officials scrambling to find new polling locations and workers.
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A new state law has Brazos County election officials scrambling to find new polling locations and workers.
A new state law has Brazos County election officials scrambling to find new polling locations and workers.
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
Following last year’s controversial decision by the Brazos County Commissioners Court to exclude a traditional early voting location on Texas A&M University’s campus, the court Tuesday unanimously approved six early
Brazos County’s Vote Center Review Committee proposed several election polling locations to the Brazos County Commissioners Court on Wednesday, including the proposal to reinstate Texas A&M University’s Memorial Student Center.