1/ Texas polls closed at 7 p.m. in most of the state.
It's 3-and-a-half hours later — and some people are STILL in line to vote.
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It's 3-and-a-half hours later — and some people are STILL in line to vote.
#TexasPrimary #tx2020 #txlege #SuperTuesday
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2/ Voters in Dallas and Houston and on college campuses late Tuesday evening reported remaining in line for more than two hours — with some still waiting behind dozens of voters ahead of them. bit.ly/39mgLxV
3/ The long lines stretched out of elementary schools, through public libraries and wrapped around the LBJ Student Center at Texas State University. bit.ly/39mgLxV
4/ Nichole Black, a senior studying management and journalism, jumped into line at 6:30 pm after getting out of class and remained there three hours later. bit.ly/39mgLxV
5/ Leading up to election day, county election officials and political observers speculated about a jump in turnout on Tuesday.
But the evening lines proved unprecedented in recent history. bit.ly/39mgLxV
But the evening lines proved unprecedented in recent history. bit.ly/39mgLxV
6/6 Read more here. bit.ly/39mgLxV
