Texas AG Ken Paxton Battles Partisan Voter Registration Fraud
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Posted 8 days ago
**Corruption Unveiled: Texas Attorney General Fights Back Against Partisan Voter Registration Efforts**
In a bold move reflecting a commitment to electoral integrity, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against Travis County officials for allegedly using taxpayer funds to engage a partisan vendor in voter registration activities.
This lawsuit comes on the heels of Travis County’s approval to contract Civic Government Solutions for "unregistered voter outreach services," sparking immediate controversy.
Under this agreement, Civic Government Solutions is tasked with identifying residents eligible to register to vote—essentially targeting potential voters.
However, concerns have emerged regarding the company’s connections to progressive movements, particularly as its founder, Jeremy Smith, has ties to organizations that promote left-leaning candidates and policy initiatives.
Texas law explicitly prohibits the use of taxpayer dollars for partisan voter registration efforts, raising questions about the legality of Travis County’s agreement with CGS.
AG Paxton's lawsuit emphasizes that such actions not only violate state election laws but also risk undermining public trust in electoral processes. He argues, “Programs like this invite fraud and reduce public trust in our elections.”
The lawsuit seeks an emergency injunction to halt these efforts, asserting that such actions by county officials are unauthorized and should be viewed as acts that exceed their statutory authority.
Governor Greg Abbott has similarly taken a firm stance on election integrity, recently announcing the removal of over one million ineligible voters from the Texas voter rolls, including noncitizens and deceased individuals.
These moves reflect a growing commitment among Texas Republican leaders to ensure that only eligible voters participate in elections, pushing back against narratives that seek to broaden voting access without sufficient safeguards.
As the country moves towards crucial elections, vigilance on the part of Republican officials remains paramount in safeguarding the sanctity of the ballot.
Sources:
headlineusa.com
headlineusa.com
americanthinker.com
In a bold move reflecting a commitment to electoral integrity, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against Travis County officials for allegedly using taxpayer funds to engage a partisan vendor in voter registration activities.
This lawsuit comes on the heels of Travis County’s approval to contract Civic Government Solutions for "unregistered voter outreach services," sparking immediate controversy.
Under this agreement, Civic Government Solutions is tasked with identifying residents eligible to register to vote—essentially targeting potential voters.
However, concerns have emerged regarding the company’s connections to progressive movements, particularly as its founder, Jeremy Smith, has ties to organizations that promote left-leaning candidates and policy initiatives.
Texas law explicitly prohibits the use of taxpayer dollars for partisan voter registration efforts, raising questions about the legality of Travis County’s agreement with CGS.
AG Paxton's lawsuit emphasizes that such actions not only violate state election laws but also risk undermining public trust in electoral processes. He argues, “Programs like this invite fraud and reduce public trust in our elections.”
The lawsuit seeks an emergency injunction to halt these efforts, asserting that such actions by county officials are unauthorized and should be viewed as acts that exceed their statutory authority.
Governor Greg Abbott has similarly taken a firm stance on election integrity, recently announcing the removal of over one million ineligible voters from the Texas voter rolls, including noncitizens and deceased individuals.
These moves reflect a growing commitment among Texas Republican leaders to ensure that only eligible voters participate in elections, pushing back against narratives that seek to broaden voting access without sufficient safeguards.
As the country moves towards crucial elections, vigilance on the part of Republican officials remains paramount in safeguarding the sanctity of the ballot.
Sources:
headlineusa.com
headlineusa.com
americanthinker.com
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