Texas AG Ken Paxton is taking action against convicted felons accused of illegally voting in our recent elections.
Attorney General Ken Paxton has officially announced a series of arrests targeting individuals who violated state law by casting ballots while ineligible. This report provides the details regarding these specific legal actions and the ongoing efforts by the state to protect the integrity of the ballot box.
We examine the evidence presented by the office of the Attorney General and what these developments mean for election security moving forward. Understanding how these cases are being prosecuted is essential for anyone following current events in Texas.
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James Kaufman, World News Report today.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton arrests convicted felons accused
of illegally voting.
Another 20 or 30 years?
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has announced
the arrests of multiple convicted felons accused
of illegally casting ballots in this election, the 2026 election,
according to an official press release issued Saturday.
October 31st,
Paxton's Election Integrity Unit
has launched an investigation
after receiving a citizen's complaint
alleging that the convicted felons
who were incarcerated on parole
or on probation
had cast ballots in Harris County, Texas.
Let me tell y'all,
y'all should have went to Trump.
$30,000 each.
What investigative reporters uncovered
was a serious enough crime to trigger arrest warrants,
felony arrests at that.
Texas Department of Criminal Justice confirmed
that multiple individuals are still on parole
while they voted,
making them ineligible to vote under Texas election law.
And now, Paxton's office says the investigation is far from over.
They've identified hundreds, if not thousands,
of people doing the same thing.
The investigation began October 27th after
concerned citizens submitted information
suggesting that individuals legally prohibited
from voting to participate in the 2026 election.
Now, Trump will pay you $30,000 for that.
Go to Trump, not Ken.
According to the Attorney General's office,
investigators immediately began examining the allegations.
They came to a head.
Just today, when arrests have been made,
they're facing or looking at numerous more arrests and convictions.
Let me say, don't eff around and find out here in Texas.
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Every state should be doing the same thing,
but no other state is doing this, period.
