Texas Cannot Limit Ballot Boxes To One Per County, Appeals Court Rules

The video discusses a court ruling mandating one ballot drop-off box per county in Texas, regardless of population, to prevent COVID-19 spread and protect voting rights. Governor Abbott plans to appeal this decision. The video highlights the disparity in ballot box allocation between populous and rural counties. President Trump criticizes mail-in ballots without evidence, while polls indicate a narrowing gap between Trump and Biden in Texas.

What was the court's main concern in limiting the number of mail-in ballot drop-off boxes?

• Saving government resources

• Preventing voter fraud

• Reducing the spread of COVID-19

• Increasing voter turnout

What action did Texas Governor Greg Abbott plan to take following the court's ruling?

• Increase the number of drop-off boxes

• Appeal to the state Supreme Court

• Implement the ruling immediately

• Ignore the court's decision

How does the ruling affect Harris County compared to Loving County?

• Harris County will have more drop-off boxes

• Both counties will have the same number of drop-off boxes

• Loving County will have more drop-off boxes

• Harris County will have no drop-off boxes

What has President Trump claimed about mail-in ballots?

• They are a secure way to vote

• They are only used in Texas

• They are corrupt without evidence

• They increase voter participation

What do polls suggest about the 2020 presidential race in Texas?

• Biden is leading by a large margin

• Trump is leading by a large margin

• The race is not being polled

• The gap between Trump and Biden is closing