Texas Standard For March 6, 2020
A plan to restore the faith of Harris County voters on their election system can’t come fast enough, we’ll have details. And: We’ll tell you everything we know about the coronavirus and how to prepare. Also: If you’re struggling to find housing in Texas, you’re not alone. Apparently we are short by about half a million homes. Plus: Now that the waters of Election Day have mostly settled, we provide some analysis. Those stories and a lot more today on the Texas Standard:
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