Why Philadelphia won’t finish mail ballots on Election Day, but Pittsburgh will
While Philadelphia officials have publicly blamed counting delays on a state law that says poll workers can begin processing ...
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Gov. Greg Abbott boasted that Texas removed 6,500 noncitizens from its voter rolls. That number was likely inflated.
U.S. citizens in at least three counties were removed from the rolls for not responding to questions about their citizenship.
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Today on Texas Standard: Fact-checking Texas voter roll claims
Gov. Greg Abbott has touted that Texas removed over 1 million ineligible voters this election cycle, including more than 6,500 noncitizens – but an investigation found these numbers were overstated.
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Texas’ voter rolls and noncitizens: What you need to know
A ProPublica, The Texas Tribune and Votebeat investigation found that Gov. Greg Abbott likely inflated the number of ...
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Philadelphia doesn’t expect to finish counting mail ballots on Election Day. Allegheny County does.
An analysis shows that Allegheny County is much faster at processing mail ballots than Philadelphia, likely because of differences in equipment and staffing.
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Day 1 early voting numbers so far look like 'record-breaker': Georgia Secy. of State
Early voting has started in some states, including the crucial battleground of Georgia, and the number so far looks like a ...
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Tackling the Navajo language barrier
The group of Navajo speakers gathered in Flagstaff were deep into translating the pages stacked in front of them when they ...
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James Barragán, Lexi Churchill, Vianna Davila and Natalia Contreras
James Barragán is Politics Reporter with The Texas Tribune, Lexi Churchill Research Reporter, ProPublica/Texas Tribune investigative unit, Vianna Davila Reporter, ProPublica/Texa ...