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Texas Standard For May 21, 2020
To vote by mail in Texas, or not? A familiar back and forth is playing out in the courts with enormous stakes in a presidential election year. If you request a mail-in ballot because you’re afraid of catching the coronavirus, are you breaking the law? We’ll hear how the top election official in Texas’ capitol city is answering that question, among others. And: Questions raised about contracts awarded to get food that might otherwise be wasted to people in need. Also: A potential tsunami of evictions and much more today on the Texas Standard:
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