The recount in HD105 is over, and now so is the legal wrangling, at least as far as the outcome of that race is concerned.
State Democrats will not seek a restraining order against Dallas County elections officials over votes they believe should have been counted in the tight state House District 105 race, a Democratic Party attorney said Tuesday. They also will not seek to have the election voided or a new one ordered.The decisions remove courtroom challenges to three-term Republican incumbent Linda Harper-Brown taking her seat when the Legislature convenes next month. Her district covers most of Irving.
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State Democrats, meanwhile, still plan to pursue the lawsuit against Dallas County elections officials over electronic voting machines.
"What we seek is to fix it so everyone's votes count in the future, so the machine can't do what it did this time," said Clay Jenkins, an attorney for Mr. Romano.
One last point:
Mr. Jenkins said poll watchers found several instances of "emphasis" or "deselected" votes during a recount in the race last week, but not enough to change the outcome of the race.