A significant reduction in polling locations has been approved by officials in Texas' third most populous county. The number of locations will be cut by 92. This decision comes amid public outcry.
Further details about the reduction and its potential impact are available from the source. The change is set to take place ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.
The decision was made on a Tuesday, with officials voting to approve the reduction. Tarrant County is the area affected by this change.
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