Texas Standard For November 6, 2018
We’re checking in with polling places from one end of the Lone Star State to the other as Texans cast their ballots on decision day 2018. How are the lines looking at the polls? If you’re not in line, you’re about to find out as we touch base with reporters statewide for the latest. And: Who actually counts all those ballots and without a paper trail, what then? We’ll explore how the sausage gets made on election night. Also: In other news, the famous Texan who’s remixing black feminism. You’ve heard of Beyoncé? You’ll wanna hear this. Plus: The rare bird returning to the Texas Gulf Coast. All of that and a whole lot more today on the Texas Standard:
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