Texas Election Certification Challenge
Potter County Republican Party v. Benge
An anti-voting lawsuit seeking to prevent certification of Texas federal elections until officials manually hand count all paper ballots statewide.
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Potter County Republican Party v. Benge
An anti-voting lawsuit seeking to prevent certification of Texas federal elections until officials manually hand count all paper ballots statewide.
Peoples v. Tarrant County
A pro-voting lawsuit challenging Tarrant County’s plan to eliminate dozens of Election Day voting locations ahead of the November 2026 general election.
League of Women Voters of Texas v. Howden
A pro-voting lawsuit challenging Texas for improperly processing voter registration applications.
Hotze v. Bennett
Lawsuit filed by three voters against Harris County and its voter registrar, Ann Bennett, challenging the county’s voter roll maintenance practices.
Texas State Conference of the NAACP v. Abbott
Lawsuit challenging Texas voter suppression bill S.B. 1.
League of United Latin American Citizens v. Nelson
A pro-voting lawsuit challenging Texas’ voter purge program based on unreliable data from the SAVE system
Zimmern v. Hidalgo
Lawsuit filed on behalf of three Texas voters against County Clerk for Harris County, Teneshia Hudspeth, and County Judge for Harris County, Lina Hidalgo, challenging the county’s public disclosure of voter identifying information.
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.
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