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Texas AG: Convicts arrested in Houston area for illegal voting
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The Texas Attorney General's Office says they've arrested multiple convicted felons in the Houston area who are accused of voting illegally in the midterm election. Houston-area felons accused of voting illegally According to officials, they received a tip from a citizen saying people who were eithe…
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"My Election Integrity Unit is actively investigating additional reports of election crimes," said Paxton. "We will continue working to protect the lawful votes of Texans."
The Texas Attorney General's Office says they've arrested multiple convicted felons in the Houston area who are accused of voting illegally in the midterm election. Houston-area felons accused of voting illegally According to officials, they received a tip from a citizen saying people who were eithe…
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s office arrested several convicted felons last week after determining they had cast ballots while still on parole — a clear violation of state election law. […]
Attorney General Ken Paxton announced over the weekend that convicted felons accused of illegally casting ballots in Texas have been arrested. According to the Texas Attorney General’s Office, a concerned citizen reported that convicted felons who were incarcerated, on parole, or on probation allege…
The attorney general's office announced over the weekend that it had arrested an undisclosed number of convicted felons who had voted in the midterms, and that his team was investigating the allegations.
As Americans head to the polls, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has confirmed that convicted felons have been hauled off in handcuffs for allegedly casting ballots while still serving out their sentences.
