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New: League of Women Voters of Texas has sent a letter to the Texas SOS threatening to sue the state unless they are provided with more copies of new voter registration forms. They say SOS is in violation of the National Voter Registration Act.https://lwv.org/newsroom/press-releases/lwv-texas-sends-letter-texas-sos-requesting-voter-registration-forms?utm_source=PressRelease&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=01212022 #txlege
— Madlin Mekelburg (@madlinbmek) 4:46 PM – 21 January 2022
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The League of Women Voters of Houston says they’ve received a total of 10k voter registration applications from the Texas Secretary of State’s office in the last few days, following all of the public pressure.— Ashley Lopez (@AshLopezRadio) 11:47 AM – 23 January 2022
There was a Chron story about this, but you get the idea. Guess that ol’ supply chain went and got itself unclogged. Funny how these things work. Or maybe SOS John Scott figured out that there’s a whole government department dedicated to printing services, and that perhaps he ought to check with them before declaring that they have no paper. Whatever the case, I think we can put a bow on this one for now. If only we could say the same for the other problem we’re now facing. Take your wins where you can.
Can the League of Women Voters do something about bicycle tires and some of the items at the grocery store that have been out of stock forever?
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