Tarrant County commissioners will vote Tuesday on a new proposal to reduce Election Day polling locations in the booming county. It has fewer cuts than the original plan proposed, but Democrats say the new plan still falls short.
The first proposal called for 176 polling places on Election Day and 42 polling places for early voting.
The new proposal calls for 224 polling places on Election Day, 48 more than the first proposal and 54 more than the statutory minimum, according to Tarrant County Judge Tim O’Hare, a Republican and the county’s top elected official…