Experts: Travis County GOP lawsuit part of national strategy to sow distrust in election
Travis County Republican Party Chairman Matt Mackowiak made an urgent announcement last Tuesday, more than a week into early voting: The local GOP had sued the Travis County elections administrator, alleging that she created a “severe deficiency” in the number of Republican poll workers at the county’s 170-plus voting locations.
Texas Supreme Court rejects Travis County GOP appeal to replace poll workers
Read more On Monday, the Texas Supreme Court rejected an emergency motion from the Travis County Republican Party (TCRP) that aimed to force the Travis County Clerk to replace election officials at polling sites on Election Day after the party alleged there was an imbalance of Democrat and Republican poll workers.
Texas Supreme Court dismisses Travis GOP lawsuit over bipartisan poll staffing
The Texas Supreme Court has dismissed a lawsuit filed by the Travis GOP over the political makeup of poll workers. The Texas Supreme Court has dismissed a lawsuit filed by the Travis County Republican Party alleging there were not enough Republican election workers at polling sites.
Texas Supreme Court rebuffs Travis County GOP's emergency appeal in 'election-eve' lawsuit
State law allows local Republican and Democratic parties to submit such lists to help ensure bipartisan staffing at the polls — and elections administrators are supposed to prioritize those people as they appoint poll workers.
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