A recent decision affects upcoming elections. New boundaries were established after the primary election.
These changes were made official on June 29. However, the Texas Supreme Court has now intervened, blocking their use.
Further information on this development is available from the source, including details on the impact of the court's decision on the November general election in Galveston County.
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The Texas Supreme Court ruled Galveston County cannot use its newly drawn precinct map in November’s election.
