Voting rights groups have raised concerns about changes to voting maps in Galveston County. The groups claim that the county intends to use new precinct maps for the November elections. This decision is notable because the March primaries were held under the older boundaries.
The change has sparked accusations against the county. Further details about the situation are available from local news sources, including FOX 7 Austin.
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