The third-most populous county in Texas will have nearly a third fewer polling places this November after Republican county commissioners dramatically reduced the number of polling locations in Tarrant County. In response, residents flooded the county commissioners' hearing to protest. Tarrant County resident Laney Hawes joins Jacob Soboroff to explain why the closures represent an issue that goes beyond just her community.
Jen Psaki looks at how voters in Tarrant County, Texas are livid over a party-line vote to remove dozens of polling sites for this year's midterm elections. And House Democrats are focused on a newly exposed scheme to use the U.S. Postal Service to disrupt mail-in voting. Rep. Robert Garcia joins to discuss efforts by Democrats to shine a bright light on Donald Trump's mail-in ballot scheme to keep voters informed and hold U.S.P.S. officials accountable for any deviations from the law.
Tarrant Country, Texas has cut 30% of its polling sites, which then sparked protests in opposition of the move. Meanwhile, MS NOW has shifted the Texas Senate race between James Talarico and Ken Paxton from "lean GOP" to a "toss up." MS NOW Reporter Jake Traylor is in Fort Worth, Texas with more details. Hofstra University Law Professor James Sample, Democratic strategist Basil Smikle and New York Times Chief White House Correspondent Peter Baker join Katy Tur with their analysis.
Republican commissioners in Tarrant County, Texas’ third-most populous county, have cut the number of polling locations by nearly a third ahead of the November midterms. MS NOW's Ari Melber reports.
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Officials in Tarrant County, Texas, voted to reduce polling locations in the county from 316 in the 2022 midterm elections to 224 for this year's elections.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) has filed a lawsuit against ActBlue, accusing the Democrat fundraising platform of facilitating "rampant" fraud.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) has filed a lawsuit against ActBlue, accusing the Democrat fundraising platform of facilitating “rampant” fraud. PULSE POINTS WHAT HAPPENED: Texas Attorney General and U.S. Senate primary candidate Ken Paxton is taking legal action against ActBlue, alleging that the Democrat fundraising platform has engaged in “rampant donor fraud .” The lawsuit, filed in Tarrant County Court on Monday, seeks over $1 million in monetary relief. DETAIL: The lawsuit references reporting in early April that ActBlue misled Congress about the “multilayered” screening process it supposedly implemented to block unlawful foreign donations. Internal memos from law firm Covington & Burling, working for ActBlue,…Open
"Turn Texas blue" has been more of a punchline than a battle cry in the Lone Star State lately, but Democrats' enthusiastic turnout in Tuesday's Senate primary has given them hope for November. Why it matters: In counties across Texas, Democratic voters made up a dramatically larger percentage of the electorate than in 2024 — with big increases in hot battlegrounds such as mostly Hispanic South Texas and the well-off suburbs of North Texas. Zoom in: Democrats and what appeared to be a significant number of crossover voters were drawn to the polls by the combination of two popular Democratic contenders for the U.S. Senate, a particularly nasty race on the GOP side, and the usual X factor — President Trump . James Talarico's win over…
