Who Counts Your Texas Vote

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Before anyone tells you a Texas election was stolen, read how it gets counted.

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On election night, the numbers on screen are what Ballotpedia calls "unofficial, partial results." The real result comes in the canvass. The Texas Secretary of State's training slides define it as "the official examination of the votes cast in an election" and file it under "Mandatory, ministerial duty."

Short cuts

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“All I do is help the seniors.”

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The attorney general as election-crimes prosecutor.

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Here is what the record shows, in order.

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Their answer. In full. 'No.'

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No county named. Just a population line.

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One chart. One number. 2,724.

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