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Marcia Watson and supporters gathered on the second floor of the courthouse to discuss the change to pre-printed consecutively numbered ballots.

Concerns over ballot secrecy cause Williamson County to consider pre-numbered paper ballots

By Parks Kugle

Williamson County Elections Board will meet July 29 to discuss adopting pre-printed consecutively numbered paper ballots.

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