Harris County, TX (Houston) offering 24-hour voting locations for one night this week
Posted Oct 26, 2020, 12:40 PM UTC
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Awesome! Seems like the county has been doing a great job, despite the governor's attempts to suppress the urban/suburban vote.
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Wow, this is fantastic! Should totally be a thing everywhere. I would vote at 1am, given the option.
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This is what the whole state could be like if we could elect the right people. Proud of my county.
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This is such a good idea.
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Wow, Harris County seems so organised and up to date.
Definitely going to help with do that information, free rides and extended hours.
Way to go Harris County
Must be run by dems unlike the rest of the state.
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All of the large cities are blue
What is Dallas like politically?
It votes primarily blue as do all the large cities.
It is and the county clerk is someone that is only in place for the interim. He isn’t running for re-election so he’ll only be there for 7 months. Basically get Harris county to vote and move on. I think more places in Texas need to model what they are doing there. He’s giving the state a masterclass in how to run an election.
IDK how much of tx-2 is in/ near Harris, but if we could boot Crenshaw that would be pretty nice.
I really am super proud of how we have been handling it :)