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A recent decision by the Supreme Court of Texas has upheld a lower court ruling in a case related to Harris County's elections. The case was brought by conservative activist Steven Hotze, who made claims about the county's voter roll. The Supreme Court of Texas denied Hotze's appeal, citing a lack of standing to sue.
This decision means that the lower court's ruling has been upheld. Further details about the case and the court's decision are available from Houston Public Media.
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