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Camille Rodriguez and Kathleen Hicks filed lawsuits against Tarrant County regarding voting sites.

4 reports, 3 independent Updated Oct 13

Gone quiet Reached 2 outlets in its first 24 hours

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What happened

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Camille Rodriguez and Kathleen Hicks filed lawsuits against Tarrant County regarding voting sites.

Who's involved

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Tarrant County Camille Rodriguez Kathleen Hicks

How it developed

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Oct 13Judge Gallagher heard the lawsuit while Hutchison spoke on polling place cuts.1 source
- nbcdfw.com
Oct 13A county commissioner was named in a lawsuit related to the ongoing legal challenges against Tarrant County.1 source
- theshorthorn.com
Oct 7Two individuals filed lawsuits against Tarrant County over voting sites.1 source
- fwweekly.com

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The entities involved

Tarrant County
county in Texas, United States
- Lydia Bean was elected county clerk in Tarrant County, reshaping the local balance of power.Thu 02:58
- Taylor Rehmet secured the Senate District 9 seat in Tarrant County, with Associated Press calling the election race.Wed 20:15
Camille Rodriguez
association football player

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Kathleen Hicks
American academic and civil servant

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