As coronavirus cases skyrocket in Texas, Regina Greenwell showed up to vote Monday bent on minimizing the risks. “We’d like to make it to the November election,” said Paul Greenwell, her 70-year-old husband. Three months after Republican Gov. Greg Abbott postponed primary runoffs to July 14 — saying at the time that sticking to the original May election “would threaten the health and safety of many” — Texas is voting at a moment when the outbreak is far more dire.
