Uploaded July 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
An investigation by The Texas Tribune and ProPublica alleged Attorney General Ken Paxton himself may have violated Texas election law by using an address where he did not live while voting in six elections. Some legal experts said Texas election law recognizes that someone can be away from home, like a college student or service member, while still claiming it as their residence if they intend to return. Paxton, who is now the Republican nominee for Senate, has made election integrity a key issue, and his campaign criticized the reporting.
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An investigation by The Texas Tribune and ProPublica alleged Attorney General Ken Paxton himself may have violated Texas election law by using an address where he did not live while voting in six elections. Some legal experts said Texas election law recognizes that someone can be away from home, like a college student or service member, while still claiming it as their residence if they intend to return. Paxton, who is now the Republican nominee for Senate, has made election integrity a key issue, and his campaign criticized the reporting.
#SpectrumNews #Politics #Texas #KenPaxton
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Watch live news: specne.ws/YTliveSN
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