News
· 10h · on MSN
6 people are charged in a Texas elections investigation involving 'vote harvesting'
· 10h · on MSN
6 southern Texas officials – including the county judge –arrested amid investigation into alleged voter harvesting
· 12h · on MSN
Texas attorney general announces vote fraud charges against 6 people
10h
The Texas Tribune on MSNTexas election judges could carry guns if bill OK’d by House becomes lawTexas House lawmakers debated gun rights and voter protections Wednesday afternoon related to a bill that would allow election judges to carry a weapon inside a polling place at a
The Texas Republican wants lawmakers to bar pretrial release to defendants accused of several violent offenses, which would need a constitutional amendment.
13h
The Texas Tribune on MSNFrio County public officials among six indicted after elections investigation, Paxton saysAttorney General Ken Paxton indicted six people – including five public officials – for an alleged ballot harvesting scheme in Frio County, a part of his yearslong election integrity investigation, his office announced Wednesday.
Republican AG Ken Paxton has led an effort to probe alleged voter fraud. Latino leaders and others have criticized his investigation as politically motivated.
Texas school districts have banned hundreds of titles over the past few years, leading the country in banning books.
Six Frio County officials, including the county judge, have been indicted and arrested for election fraud crimes related to a vote harvesting scheme.
Many counties and cities in the Lone Star State hold elections in May of odd-numbered years. On May 3, North Texans will cast their votes for local leaders and initiatives. Early voting ends April 29; hours vary by location.
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results