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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region Forums🚨 The Texas Supreme Court has temporarily BLOCKED a Dallas judge's order to keep the polls open til 9
Link: https://www.txcourts.gov/supreme/orders-opinions/2026/march/march-3-2026/
Eleanor Klibanoff
@eklib
The Texas Supreme Court has temporarily BLOCKED a Dallas judge's order to keep the polls open til 9, ordering the county to separate out votes from people who were not in line at 7pm.
Not a final ruling, but will create chaos in getting results from Dallas County

@eklib
The Texas Supreme Court has temporarily BLOCKED a Dallas judge's order to keep the polls open til 9, ordering the county to separate out votes from people who were not in line at 7pm.
Not a final ruling, but will create chaos in getting results from Dallas County

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🚨 The Texas Supreme Court has temporarily BLOCKED a Dallas judge's order to keep the polls open til 9 (Original Post)
In It to Win It
11 hrs ago
OP
Didn't this area have opening issues with voting equipment? If so, longer times open makes sense.
OAITW r.2.0
11 hrs ago
#2
I haven't heard that. Some places generate lines. They just let everyone in line vote as the polls close.
Melon
11 hrs ago
#4
Republicans sure don't want people to vote. Screw up an election and then stop a judge from attempting
sinkingfeeling
11 hrs ago
#3
Melon
(1,390 posts)1. This is actually correct. I believe this has happened before.
I saw this the last time I voted. You have to be in line when the polls close. They have a poll worker waiting at the back of the line and cut it off at 7pm. Everyone in line can vote.
OAITW r.2.0
(31,960 posts)2. Didn't this area have opening issues with voting equipment? If so, longer times open makes sense.
Melon
(1,390 posts)4. I haven't heard that. Some places generate lines. They just let everyone in line vote as the polls close.
sinkingfeeling
(57,668 posts)3. Republicans sure don't want people to vote. Screw up an election and then stop a judge from attempting
to alleviate the confusion.
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