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A Dallas County judge ordered two extra hours of polling for the Texas Democratic primary after voters in Dallas and Williamson counties faced confusion over precinct-based Election Day rules that require voting at assigned sites; the extension aims to accommodate those turned away or casting provisional ballots amid concerns from Democrats about vote suppression.
Republican presidential candidates are gathering in Nevada for the Republican Jewish Coalition's annual meeting, with Donald Trump set to make an appearance. Nevada is a crucial early state in the 2024 election, but there are concerns about potential voter confusion due to the state's dual primary and caucus system. The state-run primary will be followed by party-run caucuses, which will determine the allocation of delegates. Critics argue that this setup favors Trump, as the state party is accused of attempting to tilt the scale in his favor. There are also logistical challenges in organizing the caucuses, particularly in rural areas.
The Nevada GOP plans to hold its own caucus despite a new state law calling for a primary election, leading to concerns about voter confusion and extra costs for GOP campaigns. The party-run caucus will determine which candidate receives the state's delegates to the Republican National Convention, rendering the primary results irrelevant. Critics argue that the move benefits former President Donald Trump. Caucuses have been criticized for making it harder for people to vote, while primaries allow for early voting and mail voting. The Nevada GOP is considering other options to eliminate the primary, including appealing the case to the Nevada Supreme Court.