Unlike many states, Texas’ voter registration process requires that everything be done on paper. So, Travis County officials have to scan handwritten documents and then later try to decipher them.
Gabriel C. Pérez / KUT
Amanda Katzer of the Travis County Tax Office says the county's efforts to certify its voter rolls has been slow-going.
From KUT:
It’s been nearly two weeks since Texas officials released a list of 95,000 people on the state’s voter rolls who they suspect might not be citizens. Since then, election officials in Travis County have been vetting the state’s list. The process has been tedious and complicated – and there’s no telling when it will end.
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