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Ken Paxton vowed to crack down on ‘illegal voting.’ He may have violated Texas election law
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· July 7, 2026
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Key points The announcement was made in a news release, which outlined the Attorney General's commitment to ensuring free and fair elections in the state. Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton recently announced a tip line for reporting suspected voter fraud.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton recently announced a tip line for reporting suspected voter fraud. This move came two weeks before the primary elections.
The tip line is part of Paxton's effort to crack down on illegal voting. His office has provided guidance on Texas election laws, including the requirement to be a US citizen.
Further details about the tip line and Paxton's plans are available from the source. The announcement was made in a news release, which outlined the Attorney General's commitment to ensuring free and fair elections in the state.
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Category: government Published: July 7, 2026 Source: Odessa American (oaoa.com) Reading time: 1 min
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