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Commissioners address Election Day snags, citing lack of early voting options, too few machines

The court was presented with an internal review of the Election Day issues and detailed possible solutions during Tuesday's commissioners court meeting.

TYLER, Texas — Editor's Note: The video above is from a previous story on voting issues in Smith County.

The Smith County Commissioners Court detailed what went wrong during the Nov. 5 election and the changes the county plans to make to ensure it doesn't happen again.

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The court was presented with an internal review of the Election Day issues and detailed possible solutions during Tuesday's regularly scheduled commissioners court meeting.

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Smith County Judge Nathaniel Moran said that when setting parameters for the review and action plan, he used the acronym S.A.F.E. as a guideline: safe, accurate, friendly and efficient.

You can read more about this story from our news partners at the Tyler Morning Telegraph.

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