Promoting Voter Convenience and Access
HB 4275 removes unnecessary limitations on countywide polling places and allows counties to establish them for more types of elections, including primaries and joint elections—so long as local party chairs agree. This improves accessibility by letting voters cast ballots at any polling place in their county, not just one assigned precinct, enhancing flexibility without compromising election integrity.

Reducing Barriers to Voluntary Civic Participation
The Libertarian Party of Texas (LPTexas) supports the right of individuals to freely and voluntarily participate in the democratic process (Platform § I.5.b). HB 4275 empowers voters by eliminating bureaucratic restrictions that prevent people from voting where it is most convenient—whether near their work, school, or home—especially during joint or primary elections.

Supporting Local Control and Efficiency
HB 4275 is consistent with LPTexas values of local governance and minimal state interference. It provides counties with broader authority to manage polling logistics while maintaining transparency and verifiability (Platform § I.5.a). The bill also removes outdated statutory provisions that hinder election administrators from streamlining operations for the benefit of voters.

Technology-Aided Transparency
By requiring a countywide poll list at each location, the bill maintains accountability and helps prevent double voting or fraud—safeguarding election integrity while modernizing voter access. LPTexas supports policies that use technology to enhance, rather than restrict, citizen freedom and governmental transparency.

Conclusion
The Libertarian Party of Texas supports HB 4275 as a practical and principled reform that increases voter accessibility, simplifies election participation, and respects local control. We urge lawmakers to support this bill and uphold the rights of Texans to cast their votes with greater freedom and convenience.