After weeks of debate, Dallas County Commissioners approved to have one more additional voting site of the City of Rowlett. In a 4-1 vote, commissioners agreed on Tuesday to approve two total sites for the city: the Rowlett Community Center and the originally approved voting site of Freedom Place Church.

The city's mayor was okay with a second voting center, but Dallas County Commissioner Price was not. He warns it could open Pandora's box over the ballot box.

The decision comes after a back-and-forth dispute between Freedom Place Church and the city on whether to use the church as a polling location.

The judge granted a temporary restraining order and ordered the Rowlett Community Centre as an additional early voting polling location.

A Rowlett church is accusing the city of religious discrimination and sabotage after city officials threatened to shut it down days before the church is set to host early voting. In a letter to the city Monday,

The city's mayor and residents raised concerns about the first polling cite - a church with extremely limited parking.

The Dallas County Elections Department confirmed that a small Rowlett church at the center of a heated debate over polling locations is seeking payment for use of its space. That in itself is not unusual.