Your afternoon reading: delays at polling places in Collin County and more Election Day voter fraud worries
The Midday Brief: Nov. 2, 2010
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2010: Be Calm
Patience is the central theme emanating from the Houston county clerk’s office as officials there are cautioning that counting the ballots in Texas’ largest county won’t happen quickly.
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Rick Perry’s Closing Argument
Gov. Rick Perry wraps up his final full day on the general election campaign trail with an appearance before a throng of supporters in Austin.
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The Brief: Nov. 2, 2010
The big day’s here, and the Tribune has an endorsement.
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T-Squared
TribBlog: Happy Birthday to Us
Yep, we turned 1 today. (It’s not too late to send a card.)
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Last Ones In
Could you give away $8 million in a week? The state’s top political donors did just that during the last seven days, raising the stakes on the governor’s race and, mostly, on a relatively small number of bare-knuckle House races.
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Accusations Abound as Parties Fight to the Finish
Candidates, campaign workers and election officials are all gearing up for an end to the 2010 election cycle — and tension is the order of the day. In Travis County, there’s a battle brewing between the Republican and Democratic parties, with allegations of voter intimidation and illegal voting flying back and forth. Ben Philpott of KUT News and the Tribune reports.
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Tonight’s the Night
Over the past year, we’ve seen nearly $100 million worth of gubernatorial politics in Texas and millions more spent maneuvering for advantage in Congress, in the Legislature and in other statewide and local offices. Tonight, we’ll finally know what’s what.
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Election Nightapalooza
We’ll be chock full of constantly updated content beginning at 7 p.m. CDT, when most of the polls close around the state. Here’s a handy guide to the barrage of interactives and information you’ll find our site, plus where to watch and listen to your favorite Trib staffers make sense of it all on TV and radio.
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Time Flies
We’ve been around for one whole year! To mark the occasion, we look back at our inaugural 365 … by the numbers.
