Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson has released preliminary findings from the state’s audit of the November 2022 election in Harris County.
– Texas Secretary of State Jane Nelson has released preliminary findings from the state’s audit of Harris County’s November 2022 election.
Nelson said the findings show problems with voter registration data, failure to provide necessary supplies to polling places, equipment issues and incomplete paperwork. At least 38 polling locations had no voter check-ins for an hour or more, according to Nelson. The findings also showed the method for determining distribution for ballot paper did not comply with state law and led to a disruption in the voting process and inadequate supplies at some polling locations. The finding also showed Harris County failed to adequately train election judges and clerks resulting in incomplete paperwork and problems with voting system equipment.passed earlier this year returned the duties to the county clerk and tax assessor-collector.
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