Tarrant County faces backlash over drastic polling site cuts

In Texas, Tarrant County plans to reduce polling locations by 92 for the upcoming elections, drawing protests from Democrats who argue this will create confusion among voters. The proposal, set for a vote, aims to eliminate low-turnout sites while still providing over 200 locations. Critics, including state Rep. James Talarico, warn that the cuts will disproportionately affect minority communities, as Tarrant County has a significant Hispanic and Black population.