Voters in the Texas Panhandle will be heading to the polls on Tuesday amid historic wildfires, casting ballots in a handful of high-stakes primary races as more than a million acres continue to burn and emergency officials order mass evacuations.
Candidates continued their campaigns at a subdued pace in the final days before Super Tuesday, while state elections officials said they expect voting to go smoothly despite the fire — which shuttered some polling places for a day or so during early voting last week.
