Texas election reform groups

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Election reform or watchdog groups in Texas

 * Lawyers' Committee on Civil Rights - Monitors polling places.
 * Public Citizen Texas - Advocates for campaign finance reform.
 * WhyTuesday? - Advocates for general election reform.
 * ACORN Texas - Monitors polling places, especially for suppression of poor voters.

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