Voters at the Leon Valley Conference Center in Bexar County experienced delays during early voting after a ballot scanner jammed. The scanner, which can handle about 2,000 votes, jammed at around 1,200 votes. Waits reached up to two hours as poll workers addressed the issue.
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An Associated Press analysis found early voting surging in states expected to decide U.S. Senate control. In Texas, early in-person and mail voting is up 74% compared with the same point in 2022.
Associated Press, conducted early voting analysis
One outletOnly left-leaning outlets reported thisFound via Google News
Governor Greg Abbott held a campaign event in Richmond on his "Let's Roll" Get-Out-The-Vote tour, accompanied by Representative Matt Morgan. Early voting was underway.
Greg Abbott, Governor; Matt Morgan, Representative; Gina Hinojosa, mentioned in Abbott's statement
Reported by 2 outletsFound via Google News
In a Fox News poll released two weeks before the Texas Senate election, Republican Ken Paxton and Democrat James Talarico are tied at 49% among likely voters. Paxton has gained ground since September, when Talarico led by two percentage points.
Ken Paxton, Republican Senate candidate, Texas attorney general; James Talarico, Democratic Senate candidate
Reported by 3 outletsFound via Google News
State Rep. Shelley Luther and state Sen. Brent Hagenbuch visited Denison to hear from voters and county leaders during early voting for the midterm elections. More than 10,000 Grayson County residents cast ballots in the first two days of early voting.
Shelley Luther, State Representative, up for re-election; Brent Hagenbuch, State Senator; Mark Ewig, Grayson County Democratic voter
Reported by 2 outletsFound via Google News
Pamphlets falsely attributed to the Transgender Education Network of Texas (TENT) were mailed to families across Texas during early voting, addressed to students and containing information about transgender identity and emancipation. TENT denied involvement and said the mailers do not represent the organization's position.
Transgender Education Network of Texas (TENT), advocacy group that denied involvement in mailers; Texas Transgender Student Union LLC, Wyoming company formed to send mailers; Jon Bonck, Republican candidate for Texas 38th Congressional District and 1 more
Reported by 2 outletsFound via Google News
San Jacinto County Democrat Party Chair Benita Malone raised concerns at a county commissioners meeting about Elections Administrator Cheri Walker's scheduling of mandated training for election judges, saying two Democratic judges could not attend and were not offered makeup sessions, and stating there was insufficient budget for Democrat judges during early voting.
Benita Malone, San Jacinto County Democrat Party Chair; Cheri Walker, Elections Administrator; Fritz Faulkner, County Judge and 2 more
Reported by 2 outletsFound via Google News
Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick held a campaign event in Midland while seeking reelection. He urged West Texas Republicans to vote during early voting, citing historically low regional turnout despite high voter registration. Patrick defended the oil and gas industry and criticized proposed Democratic policies on energy.
$28 billion for State reserve fund
Dan Patrick, Texas Lt. Governor, candidate for reelection; Kevin Sparks, State Senator; Vikki Goodwin, Democratic candidate for Lt. Governor
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Democratic Texas Senate candidate James Talarico delivered campaign speeches criticizing Republican nominee Ken Paxton and Elon Musk's financial support for Paxton. Talarico alleged Musk is funding the race to acquire Texas land and resources. Musk and Talarico exchanged critical posts on social media.
$158 million for donations to Senate Leadership Fund super PAC
James Talarico, Democratic Texas Senate candidate; Ken Paxton, Republican Texas Senate nominee, Texas Attorney General; Elon Musk, Billionaire funding Republican Senate race and 2 more
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