Amy Goodman
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Texas county slashes number of polling sites ahead of midterms
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September 3, 2026
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1:28Now PlayingAhead of the November midterm elections, Republican officials in the third most populous county of Texas have voted to slash the number of polling sites by nearly one-third. Tarrant County, which includes Fort Worth, will have just 224 polling sites for 1.3 million voters.
"The eyes of the nation are on Tarrant County," says Roderick Miles Jr., a Democratic Tarrant County commissioner, who calls the voting restriction a "modern-day poll tax."
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