HOUSTON (AP) — The election administrator in Texas’ most populous county submitted her resignation Tuesday following problems with last week’s primary, including about 10,000 mail ballots that weren’t counted the day of the election, issues with voting machines and a lack of poll workers.
Harris County Elections Administrator Isabel Longoria announced during a meeting of county commissioners she would resign on July 1.
Longoria said she took responsibility for the problems during last Tuesday’s election in Harris County, where Houston is located.
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