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Whether primary ballots set aside in two Texas counties will be counted remains uncertain

Attorney General Ken Paxton challenged court orders to extend polling hours, leading to a state Supreme Court stay.

Whether primary ballots set aside in two Texas counties will be counted remains uncertain
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Paxton Challenges Texas Primary Polling-Hours Orders

Outlets describe polling confusion in the Texas primaries and a state Supreme Court intervention; the center account says Paxton challenged orders to extend polling hours. Left-leaning outlets frame the confusion as voter suppression, centering an expert's criticism and omitting the Republican parties' rationale and the court's legal reasoning. Center outlets focus on whether ballots cast during extended hours will count, while reporting Paxton's challenge and the state Supreme Court's stay.

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