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Ken Paxton announces vote harvesting charges against Frio County judge and other elected officials
The Frio County judge and several other former and current elected officials have been indicted and most of them arrested for alleged vote harvesting, the latest development in a multi-year investigation by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton.
Attorney General Ken Paxton indicted and arrested six people – including five public officials – for what his office ...
The school district called the undercover videos that led to the accusations “heavily edited,” “manipulated” and “grossly ...
The lawsuit, initially filed in March, based its claims on a hidden camera recording filmed by a group called Accuracy in ...
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Texas bill would let election judges carry guns at polling placesThe Texas House approved legislation to allow election judges to carry weapons at polling places as a response to threats and ...
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Texas election judges could carry guns if bill OK’d by House becomes lawTexas House lawmakers debated gun rights and voter protections Wednesday afternoon related to a bill that would allow ...
A lawsuit against Coppell ISD filed by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has been resolved after Paxton says the district ...
A Texas bill allowing election judges to carry firearms at polling sites passed the state House on Wednesday. House Bill 1128 ...
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said Tuesday that he is taking legal action against several software companies for ...
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