Two county Republican parties opted to use precinct-level rather than countywide polling sites, which Democrats say led voters to show up at the wrong locations.

Unlike past years, the Dallas County Republican Party did not want to hold a joint primary election with the Dallas County Democratic Party. As a result, residents must vote in their precincts on Election Day.

A Dallas County judge has extended voting hours for Democrats after early confusion led voters to be turned away from polling sites. FOX 4's Shaun Rabb has more.

The extension comes as many Dallas County voters have been turned away from their polling place due to new restrictions on where they can vote.

Dallas County Democratic voters have outpaced Republicans by nearly triple during the primary election early voting period from Feb. 17 to 27.

Voters in two major Texas counties have been turned away at polling locations and directed to different precincts after a recent change in how the primary is conducted created confusion and frustratio

Here's what you need to know about voting locations throughout the Austin area. If you need to find your precinct for Election Day, visit the Texas Secretary of State's website and use the voter portal.

Voters CBS News Texas spoke with on Election Day said they were voting for change. “With everything that’s going on nationally… I don’t care if you’re a Democrat or Republican; no one’s happy with how things are going right now,