Judge Crump, in her findings, said there was no reasonable basis for the legislature to classify a county with a population of over 3.5 million for the purpose of requiring abolition of its elections administrator, but that counties whose population surpass 3.5 million after Sept. 1 may keep their administrator.
August 15, 2023 at 06:16 PM
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A law that would have eliminated Harris County’s control over its own elections was temporarily blocked by a Travis County judge, but the state attorney general filed an expedited appeal it claims stays the order.
Judge Karin Crump of the 250th District Court, finding Senate Bill 1750 unconstitutional, issued a temporary injunction concerning enforcement of the law passed by the Texas Legislature and signed by the governor.
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