Texas Supreme Court Rules Harris County Should Count Over 2,000 Votes Cast Late on Election Day

Texas Supreme Court Rules Harris County Should Count Over 2,000 Votes Cast Late on Election Day
An early voting location for the primary runoff elections in Brackettville, Texas, on May 18, 2022. Charlotte Cuthbertson/The Epoch Times
Katabella Roberts
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The Texas Supreme Court ruled on Tuesday that Harris County should include over 2,000 votes that were cast during an extended one-hour period of voting on Election Day in its certified election results.

The court also ordered the county to determine whether the votes cast later would affect the outcome of any races.

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