Texas Supreme Court: Lack of coronavirus immunity doesn't qualify voters for mail-in ballots
Texas election law only allows mail-in ballots for some voters, such as those with a disability that keeps them from safely getting to the polls.
Texas Supreme Court: Lack of coronavirus immunity doesn't qualify voters for mail-in ballots
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