Texas Supreme Court Denies G O P Push To Throw Out 127 000 Votes The The texas supreme court, which is controlled entirely by republicans, rejected an identical lawsuit last month and on sunday refused to invalidate the votes already cast. the state’s highest. As the us heads to the polls in what might be a historical election day, a federal judge in texas has rejected a last ditched effort by republicans to throw.
Opinion Texas Republicans Voter Suppression Law Worked Like A Charm A federal court again refused texas republicans' efforts to block drive thru voting to continue in harris county, texas, following a last minute effort by state republicans to stop the. U.s. district judge andrew hanen’s decision to hear arguments on the brink of election day drew concern from voting rights activists, and came after the texas supreme court rejected a nearly identical challenge over the weekend. Earlier monday district judge andrew hanen rejected a republican effort to invalidate roughly 127,000 drive thru votes cast in harris county but said he would cease drive thru voting on election day if the case is sent back to him due to his position that the "tents" where drive thru votes are cast are not "buildings," where votes are require. A federal judge in texas rejected a republican led effort to invalidate around 127,000 drive thru ballots, finding that the plaintiffs lacked standing to sue. the ruling came down one day after the highest court in texas dismissed a challenge against drive thru voting and one day before election day.
Texas Judge Calls New Gop Backed Election Law Unconstitutional State Earlier monday district judge andrew hanen rejected a republican effort to invalidate roughly 127,000 drive thru votes cast in harris county but said he would cease drive thru voting on election day if the case is sent back to him due to his position that the "tents" where drive thru votes are cast are not "buildings," where votes are require. A federal judge in texas rejected a republican led effort to invalidate around 127,000 drive thru ballots, finding that the plaintiffs lacked standing to sue. the ruling came down one day after the highest court in texas dismissed a challenge against drive thru voting and one day before election day. Nearly 127,000 votes cast using a drive thru program in harris county, texas, will be counted, a federal judge decided monday, dismissing the last ditch attempt from a group of texas. A federal judge on monday rejected another last ditch republican effort to invalidate nearly 127,000 votes in houston because the ballots were cast at drive through polling centres. During a hearing on monday in a suit challenging the practice, u.s. district court judge andrew hanen sounded dubious about the legality of the continued use of the drive through. U.s. district judge andrew hanen, a george w. bush appointee, committed on friday to hearing the case, which could result in about 10 percent of all in person early voting ballots in the.
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