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A total of 42,353 Denton County voters cast a ballot in the joint election on May 3 this year. Denton County has 614,020 registered voters, putting turnout at just 6.9%.
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The Texas House is considering a bill to abolish May elections, which have the lowest turnout of any election.
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In a county of 1.28 million registered voters, 4.95%, or about 63,000 people, have voted early, either in person or by mail, ahead of the May 3 election.
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Fewer than 5% of all registered county voters cast ballots during early voting April 22-29.
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Dallas County chose a new vendor because the previous one was decertified for use in Texas following software glitches during the November voter check-in process.
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County leaders voted Tuesday to eliminate some voting precincts and split others up, but Elections Administrator Clint Ludwig said those changes won't impact elections.
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County commissioners are expected to authorize 2-year, up to $7.6 million contract with KNOWiNK, LLC.
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Dallas County commissioners are scheduled to discuss which electronic poll book vendor to choose for upcoming elections.
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Dallas County opened a bid for a new voter check-in digital tablet vendor since the state de-certified the devices that glitched during the November election.
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Duncanville City Council members are recommending the closure of five of the city’s 11 Election Day polling locations, citing low use.
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Commissioners are considering whether to continue Dallas County's contract with Election Systems & Software after November election issues.
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The last 12 months have been … interesting for North Texas. One could even say 2024 was a year for the unexpected. So we have compiled our top stories that no one expected to report on this year.