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Dallas County voters face a significant change in the primary election on March third, with Republicans advocating for a split primary. This means voters must cast their ballots at their designated precinct instead of any countywide location. The change, which breaks from recent tradition, has sparked controversy, with Democrats labeling it voter suppression and Republicans seeking more control over their process. Political experts warn of potential voter confusion and lower turnout, particularly among less-informed voters. Close U.S. Senate primaries could also be affected, with strong local support for candidates like Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett and Attorney General Ken Paxton. County elections officials are working to combat confusion with various outreach efforts, urging voters to head to the right precinct early to avoid lines.

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