AP: Despite virus fears, Texas sends most voters to the polls
Much is at stake in America’s largest red state, which has competitive congressional and state legislative races and is a potential presidential battleground. Yet many of the state’s 16 million registered voters say their desire to cast a ballot outweighs their virus concerns.
People started lining up as early as 5 am, but technical problems and big crowds caused long waits.
Today marks the first day of early voting in Texas. 🗳️ People all across D-FW are lining up to cast their ballots.
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