Coverage dated October 25, 2024

Texas man punched an election worker who told him to remove Trump hat at voting site, police say

Headline from Fox26 Houston

A Texas man is facing charges after he allegedly punched an election worker who told him that he couldn't wear his hat supporting former President Donald Trump inside a polling location.

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Fox26 Houston
Texas man punched an election worker who told him to remove Trump hat at voting site, police say (opens Fox26 Houston)
Published Oct 25, 2024
Fox26 Houston's feed description
A Texas man is facing charges after he allegedly punched an election worker who told him that he couldn't wear his hat supporting former President Donald Trump inside a polling location.
The Hill
Texas man charged for punching election worker after asking to remove Trump hat (opens The Hill)
Published Oct 25, 2024
The Hill's feed description
A Texas man was charged after punching an election worker who asked him to remove a hat in support of former President Trump at a polling place. The suspect was identified as Jesse Lutzenberger by local law enforcement. Lutzenberger was told to remove his cap while walking through the voting spot.
CBS News
Texas man punched election worker over Trump hat at voting site, police say (opens CBS News)
Published Oct 25, 2024
CBS News's feed description
Authorities say the election worker told the man that wearing items endorsing a candidate is prohibited at voting sites.

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