We don't see switching the court as affecting the outcome for us. The secretary will still uphold the election code and Texas law.
When you're dealing with a primary, it's usually a little bit longer on election night than a general election.
There's nothing political about it. In Texas, there are certain requirements for independent candidates to get a place on the ballot, and our office is applying those to each candidate this election cycle.
They didn't have the votes from Election Day. All that was sent to us was the early voting total.
All the decisions are based entirely on the election code.
All the secretary is doing is enforcing the requirements and guidelines set forth for independent candidates in the election code. There is nothing political about it.