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you essentially pull into one of these bays and this will essentially serve as a polling locati locationbeen a group of republicans working to stop the ballots cast in their drive-through locations from being tallied in the overall general election number here in harris county. the texas supreme court ruled just a few hours ago, has essentially denied the republicans' request to essentially set aside those votes. here in harris county, that accounts for about 127,000 votes of the 1.4 million that were cast during the early voting period. as of now, those votes will count. however, that republican group is still trying in federal court, there's an emergency hearing slated for tomorrow morning. we spoke with the lawyer leading that charge. >> what do you say to those people who say, look, republicans are just scared that texas is this close and they're trying anything they can to get rid of 127,000 votes? >> i would say this, folks, don't you think it's important to follow the law? if we're not a state based on the rule of law, what form of voting are we going to allow? >> reporter: democr