Carlos Salazar Jr. faces four counts of tampering with government records and four counts of false application for voter ballot.
Election Security
Williamson County Appraisal District’s Chairman Declares His Political Opponent Ineligible
The newly-created appraisal district board seat is currently vacant.
Judge Orders Redo of Harris County Judicial Election Decided by 449 Votes
The court held that the true outcome of the November 2022 race for 180th District Court cannot be determined.
Lawsuit Challenges Texas Ethics Commission for Targeting Grassroots Organization
A Kerrville grassroots organization is asking a federal court to halt the TEC’s secretive “sworn complaint” practice, claiming a lack of due process.
Texas GOP Exploring Options to Close Primary Elections From Democrat Interference
Nearly 73 percent of Republican voters approved a resolution in support of closed primaries during the primary election last month.
Texas Democrats Lose Latest Attempt to Force Universal Voting By Mail
The U.S. Supreme Court denied Democrats’ request to hear arguments against the state’s age limit for using mail-in ballots.
In Their Own Words: Runoff Candidates on Ensuring Election Security
Candidates shared their thoughts on how Texas can make elections more secure.
Huffman ISD Accuses AG’s Office of Election Interference in Response to Electioneering Lawsuit
The district is under fire for a leaked recording of Superintendent Benny Soileau encouraging staff to support anti-school choice Republicans.
Democrat Sues Tarrant County GOP for Place on Executive Committee
Chris Rector, who won a Republican precinct chair position, is suing the party after being deemed administratively ineligible.
Secretary of State Denies Claims That 1.2 Million Voters Have Registered Without Photo ID This Year
Reports on social media continue to circulate that the Biden administration might be weaponizing Social Security numbers to get illegal aliens out to vote.