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Tarrant County Commissioners Approve Major Cut to Polling Sites

The reduction tightens where people can vote ahead of early voting and has raised access and legal concerns.

Nearly 1.5 Million Floridians Have Voted as 950,000 Mail Ballots Remain

Nearly 150,000 Mail Ballots Rejected in California June Primary

The View Hosts Clash Over SAVE Act in Season‑End Debate

Georgia Delays QR-Code Ban and Sets Panel With Narrowed Hand-Recount Rule

GOP Leaders Move to Promote Mail-In and Early Voting for 2026, Defying Trump

Minnesota Woman Who Mailed Ballot for Deceased Mother Sentenced to Probation, Fine and Civic-Education Tasks

Early Voting Surge in Virginia Shows GOP-Leaning Districts Ahead in First Tally

Trump Vows Executive Order to End Mail Voting as Poll Shows Majority Back Mail Ballots