BERMAN: This morning, Texas voters suing to overturn an order from the Republican governor, restricting the number of ballot drop boxes in each of the state's counties to just one, one box per county. Democrats say that Governor Greg Abbott's move is voter suppression. CNN's Ed Lavendera has the very latest from Houston.</s>ED LAVANDERA, CNN NATIONAL CORRESPONDENT: Welcome to Harris County, Texas. There are 2.4 million registered voters in this county. And if you're one of those voters who is skeptical of voting in person because of the coronavirus pandemic or your concerned that the Postal Service won't get your ballot to the elections office in time, county officials here had set up 12 satellite drop boxes, where people could drive their mail-in ballots and then drop them off at these 12 locations across the county. But the governor of Texas has ordered all counties across the state to close all of those down and that they can only have one of those satellite drop boxes open in the weeks leading up to the election. So this is the story of what it will take to get to that ballot box in.
Voters Sue Texas Governor over Limit on Ballot Drop Boxes.