Texas Dallas County Polling Hours Extension Request
Coleman v. Adams
A pro-voting lawsuit seeking to extend polling hours in Dallas County, Texas, in the 2026 primary.
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Coleman v. Adams
A pro-voting lawsuit seeking to extend polling hours in Dallas County, Texas, in the 2026 primary.
National Federation of the Blind of Texas et al v. Hudspeth et al
A pro-voting lawsuit challenging Harris County’s mail ballots as inaccessible for voters with print disabilities.
Houston Justice v. Harris County
A pro-voting lawsuit requesting that Harris County extend early voting hours to account for weather-based closures.
Pressley v. Nelson
Lawsuit filed by five Texas voters challenging the state of ballot secrecy in Texas.
Jackson v. Tarrant County
A pro-voting lawsuit challenging a GOP-approved redistricting map that dilutes the voting power of minority voters in Tarrant County, Texas.
LULAC v. Tarrant County
A pro-voting lawsuit challenging a GOP-approved redistricting map that dilutes the voting power of minority voters in Tarrant County, Texas.
Mexican American Legislative Caucus v. Abbott
Lawsuit filed by MALC in state court challenging how new Texas House districts are drawn.
Brown v. Paxton
Lawsuit filed by Travis County’s tax assessor and county commissioners against Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) and Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson (R) challenging the state’s campaign that seeks to prevent county officials from facilitating voter registration and participation.
Jolt Initiative Inc. v. Paxton
A pro-voting lawsuit challenging Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s retaliatory efforts to intimidate and shut down a Latino-focused voter registration organization.
America First Policy Institute v. Biden
Lawsuit filed by the America First Policy Institute and others challenging a pro-voting executive order passed by President Joe Biden.
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