The Texas election bill contains a new obstacle to voting that almost no one is talking about Posted By Jessica Huseman, Votebeat on Tue, Jul 27, 2021 at 6:37 PM click to enlarge Sanford Nowlin Under Texas Republican-authored voting legislation, people who apply to vote by mail can have their applications rejected if they incorrectly remember which kind of ID number the state already has on file for them.
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Jul. 8 New voting bills and political tension hung over the first day of the special legislative session as lawmakers returned to Austin to take up an agenda packed with conservative priorities.
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