Susan Hutchison is a partner at Hutchison & Foreman in Texas whose practice includes employment, personal injury and civil rights cases. After starting her career defending employers, she established a plaintiffs' practice in 1994. She graduated from Texas Tech University School of Law and became board certified in personal injury trial law in 1993. Her professional service includes leadership in the Tarrant County Bar Association's labor and employment section.
We have documented 1 statement by Susan Hutchison, in 1 case. Each statement below gives the quotation, its original source and a link to the full case.
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Tarrant County's cut to 224 polling sites: follow the response
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Hutchison argues that the reductions disproportionately burden minority neighborhoods and that those communities were excluded from the process. These are the plaintiffs' allegations, not findings by the judge.
“Minority communities were shut out of the process as well as feeling the brunt of the cuts.”
Open source (opens in a new tab)NBC 5 reports opening arguments over Tarrant polling-site cutsOctober 13 hearing and witness testimony
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Hutchison condemns the cuts and their alleged discriminatory process and impact.
Tarrant County approved 92 fewer Election Day polling sites for 2026 than in 2022. Compare Richardson's election-rigging accusation with Wren's account of the county's rationale and countywide vote-center rules.
