Apr 16, 2020

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Portion of Texas absentee ballot application

Quick Update To Our Story: “Will Voters Be Able To Use COVID-19 As An ‘Excuse’ To Get An Absentee Ballot This Fall?”

A district judge in Texas says “yes”. “Not so fast”, says the state’s Attorney General.

Here’s a link to our original story. This exact question is starting to get litigated.

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