Democratic Texas AG candidate pledges to investigate Deloitte over voter registration backlog
Texas is working through nearly 200,000 unprocessed voter registration applications after a software error involving state contractor Deloitte, CNBC reported.
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A Democratic candidate for Texas attorney general has vowed to investigate the role of consulting firm Deloitte in a backlog of unprocessed voter registration applications, according to CNBC.
Texas is currently working through nearly 200,000 unprocessed voter registration applications, a backlog CNBC attributes to a software error involving Deloitte, which serves as a state contractor.
Calls for accountability
The Democratic candidate has pledged that, if elected, they would probe Deloitte's role in causing the delay, framing it as a matter requiring further scrutiny.
CNBC's report does not specify the exact cause of the software error or provide a timeline for when the backlog of applications is expected to be resolved.
The size of the backlog raises questions about its potential impact on voter registration deadlines ahead of upcoming elections in the state.
Sources
- Democratic Texas AG candidate vows to probe Deloitte's role in voter registration delay — CNBC — Top News
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