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‘Civic Duty’ Motivation for Those Who Voted in Texas Primaries

‘Civic Duty’ Motivation for Those Who Voted in Texas Primaries
Sign in front of a Republican Primary Polling place in Denton, Texas, March 1, 2022. There were no voters at the polling place at 8:30 a.m. Patrick Butler/The Epoch Times
Patrick Butler
Patrick Butler
3/3/2022|Updated: 3/8/2022

DENTON, Texas—In the so-called Golden Triangle of Denton, Forth Worth, and Dallas, turnout appeared light at several polling places in this university city.

Most of those Republicans and Democrats who chose to speak to The Epoch Times said they voted out of a sense of “civic responsibility” rather than any pressing issue or person.

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