How will Texas address mail-in voting issues?

AUSTIN (Nexstar) — We've been digging deeper into why 13% of mail-in ballots were rejected in the March Texas primary.The Texas Secretary of State's Office told us most happened because voters didn't provide any identification on their carrier envelopes. Thirteen percent statewide amounts to more than 23,000 votes that were never counted.For perspective: in a smaller, more conservative county, Potter, home to Amarillo, more than 16% — roughly one out of every six voters — had t