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Texas removes over 1M ineligible voters from voter rolls
Headline from Fox7 Austin
Governor Abbott announced the removal of more than one million voters from voter rolls in the state of Texas.
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Reports & sources
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Hot Air
Legal Insurrection
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Removes Over One Million Ineligible Voters From Voter Rolls ↗ (opens Legal Insurrection)Published
Legal Insurrection's feed description
The number includes over 500,000 dead people and 6,500 illegal aliens.
Washington Examiner
Greg Abbott touts over a million ‘ineligible’ people removed from Texas voter rolls ↗ (opens Washington Examiner)Published
Washington Examiner's feed description
Among the 1.1 million removed were over 457,000 deceased people and over 463,000 people on the state’s suspense list.
The Federalist
Texas Governor Removes 1 Million Ineligible Voters From Rolls ↗ (opens The Federalist)Published
The Federalist's feed description
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced the state has removed 1.1 million ineligible voters, including possible noncitizens.
Fox7 Austin
Texas removes over 1M ineligible voters from voter rolls ↗ (opens Fox7 Austin)Published
Fox7 Austin's feed description
Governor Abbott announced the removal of more than one million voters from voter rolls in the state of Texas.
Fox News
Texas announces over 1M ineligible voters removed from voting rolls since last presidential election ↗ (opens Fox News)Published
Fox News's feed description
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott announced this week that over 1 million individuals have been removed from state voting rolls since 2021.
Blaze Media
Latin Times
Texas governor announces removal over a million ineligible voters from rolls; activists question data ↗ (opens Latin Times)Published
Latin Times's feed description
The Texas ACLU claims the data "lacks context" and says the administration is putting forward "a pattern of voter intimidation"