Texas Appeals Court Overturns Loving County Election Results
Texas Appeals Court Overturns Loving County Election Results

Texas Appeals Court Overturns Loving County Election Results

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In Loving County, Texas, a state appeals court has ordered a new election for several local offices after ruling that illegal voting occurred in the 2022 elections due to residency definition issues. The court found that ten votes were cast by individuals who did not legally reside in the county, while two voters who should have been eligible were wrongly denied the chance to vote. This decision comes amidst broader discussions about electoral integrity and the nuances of residency laws in Texas, as the county has a minuscule population of just 43 as of 2023. Additionally, a judge ruled against Cobb County's use of an unconstitutional electoral map, further complicating local election dynamics. Meanwhile, Texas Governor Greg Abbott has announced a special election for House District 56, set for November 5, 2024, as candidates prepare to file by August 22, 2024.

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