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Every Election Day, 10-15%
of Denton Co. votes are threatened
Every Election Day in Denton County, thousands of voters show up at polling places, only to be told that, by law, they can’t vote there or, if they do, their ballot likely won’t be counted.
For the May 3, 2025, city and school board elections, Denton County Elections counted the number of voters who were redirected from at least one polling location: 10% of registered voters who showed up to vote. That's 1,319 voters out of the 13,188 who cast Election Day ballots.
This happens on every Election Day in primaries, in the general election and in city, county and school board races.
It happened to more than 7,000 Republicans, Democrats and independents on Election Day 2024.
In 2024, 15% of voters who tried to cast ballots in the May 28 primary runoff were at the wrong location.
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Learn why this happens and what you can do about it. Watch the 13-minute video below, or read this.
Then if you are 18 or older and live in Denton County, TX, sign the petition!
A volunteer team of election workers is working to convince our County Commissioners and the chair of the Denton County Republican Party to give us safe, secure countywide Election Day voting, but they're not listening.
We need the power of your voice to make this change happen!
If you are 18 or older and live in Denton County, TX, click here to sign our non-partisan petition. Volunteers will present it to the County Commission and the county Republican Party chair.
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To learn more about why legally registered voters are being turned away from the polls on Election Day and why it's happening here in Denton County, click here.
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