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Why is it suddenly so important to Republicans to "save money" by closing polling sites ahead of a midterm that they will almost certainly lose? There's a proposed 45% reduction in the number of polling sites compared to 2022 where I'm at. Won't that make voting more inconvenient for everyone?

https://fortworthreport.org/2026/07/30/tarrant-county-considers-cutting-140-election-day-polling-sites-for-november/
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I don't know I don't live in Texas. Why do I care about your shitty local politics?



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