Attorney General Ken Paxton is challenging state and federal lawsuits brought by the Texas Democrat Party attempting to bypass the legislature’s voting integrity laws in court.
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South Texas Mayor’s Voter Fraud Trial Delayed Again
Edinburg Mayor Richard Molina’s trial on felony charges of organized election fraud and illegal voting is postponed past June due to the coronavirus.
Texas Scorecard Radio (May 14, 2020)
How is the government created economic destruction impacting real America? Washington Times columnist Tim Young traveled the country to see for himself.
Harris County’s Top Election Official Resigns Amid Mail-Ballot Controversies
Whoever county commissioners appoint to replace Trautman will have just a few months to prepare for the November 2020 presidential election.
Dallas County Disregards Texas AG’s Vote-by-Mail Warning
Commissioners’ vote-by-mail resolution is not a binding order but is certain to cause confusion among voters and may put the county at risk of criminal sanctions.
Dallas County Set to Defy Texas AG on Vote by Mail
Commissioner John Wiley Price proposes allowing any Dallas County voter the option to cast a mail-in ballot.
State Still Can’t Require Voters to Prove Citizenship, Federal Court Rules
Court of appeals upholds earlier bans on Kansas law requiring documentary proof of citizenship for voter registration. What does that mean for Texas?
Texas’ Top County to Stop Hiding Noncitizen Voter Data
Harris County will finally release public records of foreigners registering and voting, ending a two-year court fight with election integrity group Public Interest Legal.
New Election Integrity Project Launches in Texas
Texas Public Policy Foundation’s latest initiative aims to combat fraud and corruption in the voting process.
Election Official’s Mistakes Worry Primary Voters in Texas’ Largest County
“How are the citizens of Harris County supposed to have confidence in the election with this kind of data?”