Drive-Thru Voting In Texas Challenged By GOP In Courts

In-person early voting is ongoing in many states, but Texas faces challenges with drive-through voting. A court hearing will decide if 127,000 ballots should be discarded. The Texas Supreme Court denied a petition against these ballots, but the issue will be addressed in federal court. Republicans claim Texas law doesn't allow drive-through voting. Harris County set up ten such locations for voters to cast ballots from their cars.

What is the main issue voters are facing in Texas as Election Day approaches?

• Lack of polling stations

• Roadblocks in early voting

• Weather conditions

• Technical glitches in voting machines

What was the Texas Supreme Court's decision regarding the Republican petition about drive-through voting?

• They approved the petition

• They rejected the petition

• They did not address the petition

• They postponed the decision

What is the main argument made by Republicans regarding drive-through voting in Texas?

• It is too costly

• It is not explicitly allowed by Texas law

• It is not secure

• It is inconvenient for voters

How many drive-through voting locations were opened in Harris County?

• Ten

• Five

• Twenty

• Fifteen

In which county were drive-through voting locations set up for voters to cast ballots from their cars?

• Harris County

• Dallas County

• Travis County

• Bexar County