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Columbus County is reconsidering its early voting plan after backlash over cutting from five to just one site — a move that would force rural voters in towns like Tabor City and Fair Bluff to travel farther. While officials cite cost-cutting and low turnout at past locations, data from the last midterm shows most early votes were cast elsewhere, raising concerns about longer lines and reduced access. A revised proposal, possibly adding back two sites, will be presented Monday — and voters will soon find out if the county leans toward efficiency or accessibility.
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