Early voting for the March 4 primary started without a hitch Tuesday in Dallas County, despite concerns that Texas’ new voter identification law might cause confusion and long lines at the polls. Nearly 5,000 people voted, compared with 4,200 on the first day of early voting in 2010, the last primary that included a gubernatorial race.
…election official Diana Broadus said voters seemed well-informed about the new law.
“We haven’t had an issue as far as people not having a photo ID,” she said. “They have them, and they’re ready to vote.”
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