It's Official.....Democrats Need Longer To Vote Than Republicans...Because The Instructions Are Just So Confusing....Or Not In Spanish

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A county judge in Dallas County had to extend voting for Democrats till 9pm (7pm for Republicans) because they were confused about where to vote.

These people can't get proper I.D. or know how to work a computer so they're having problems finding the polls.



A district court judge had extended voting to 9 p.m. due to widespread confusion throughout the day over where people should vote, but the Texas Supreme Court later stayed that order.

Those ballots have been separated from the others and have not been counted, Solorzano said.

The confusion can be traced back to a decision from the county’s Republican party in December, which required voters to cast ballots at their assigned neighborhood precinct for the first time in a decade. In years prior, voting centers were universal.

Starting minutes after polls opened at 7 a.m., frustrated residents were turned away from voting locations and sent elsewhere. Hundreds searched for the correct sites online, enough that the county website crashed.

Some voters persisted. Others gave up entirely.

U.S. Rep. Jasmine Crockett, who lost her bid for U.S. Senate, said at a news conference Tuesday that Republicans intentionally changed the voting process “to disenfranchise and confuse voters.”

 
In reality, not only did the state change the rules about voting at any county polling location, but also they changed the voting districts and posted the wrong map on their website. Either very sneaky or very dumb.
 
In reality, not only did the state change the rules about voting at any county polling location, but also they changed the voting districts and posted the wrong map on their website. Either very sneaky or very dumb.
... and some take time to think before voting.

The results from Texas’s Senate primaries on Tuesday have left Democrats with a rising-star candidate in state Rep. James Talarico and Republicans facing two months of bitter fighting between Sen. John Cornyn and his challenger, state Attorney General Ken Paxton.
This should expensive for the GOP, and fun for everyone else!
 
... and some take time to think before voting.

The results from Texas’s Senate primaries on Tuesday have left Democrats with a rising-star candidate in state Rep. James Talarico and Republicans facing two months of bitter fighting between Sen. John Cornyn and his challenger, state Attorney General Ken Paxton.
This should expensive for the GOP, and fun for everyone else!
Too white, blacks won't vote for him in near the numbers that they voted for the faux ghetto goblin.
 

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