Denton County election officials work to clear 42,000 voter registrations from DPS backlog before early voting

A community story from Texas, reported by KERA Dallas (NPR).

Community · Texas · October 15, 2026

From KERA Dallas (NPR)

Nearly a month after the Texas Department of Public Safety discovered a software glitch that affected at least 200,000 voter registrations, the Denton County Elections Administration was still working earlier this week to clear about 2,500 out of the 42,000 registrations it received from the state on Sept. 23.

Reported by KERA Dallas (NPR), October 15, 2026. Read the full story at KERA Dallas (NPR) →

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