DonGlock26
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"Texas Attorney General Announces Vote Fraud and âHarvestingâ Charges
A county judge, two City Council members and a former county election administrator are among Ken Paxtonâs targets as he elevates his âelection integrityâ accusations to criminality.
A half-dozen people, including a county judge, two City Council members and a former county election administrator, were indicted in Texas on Wednesday for âvote harvestingâ and tampering with evidence, elevating Attorney General Ken Paxtonâs charges of voter fraud by mostly Latino Democrats to a criminal level.
The charges surprised Latino voting rights activists, who had insisted that a series of law enforcement raids on political operatives and voting organizers, some who were in their 70s and 80s, appeared to have been political. The raids last August by Mr. Paxtonâs office were part of a sprawling voter fraud inquiry in Latino enclaves near San Antonio and in South Texas, conducted by Mr. Paxtonâs âelection integrity unit.â
At the time, the League of United Latin American Citizens, one of the nationâs oldest Latino civil rights organizations, said that officers conducting the raids took cellphones, computers and documents. An 87-year-old retired educator described heavily armed officers barging into her home and taking personal items."
The NYT is crying so hard, they must be Democrats. I don't think election fraud has an age limit.
A county judge, two City Council members and a former county election administrator are among Ken Paxtonâs targets as he elevates his âelection integrityâ accusations to criminality.
A half-dozen people, including a county judge, two City Council members and a former county election administrator, were indicted in Texas on Wednesday for âvote harvestingâ and tampering with evidence, elevating Attorney General Ken Paxtonâs charges of voter fraud by mostly Latino Democrats to a criminal level.
The charges surprised Latino voting rights activists, who had insisted that a series of law enforcement raids on political operatives and voting organizers, some who were in their 70s and 80s, appeared to have been political. The raids last August by Mr. Paxtonâs office were part of a sprawling voter fraud inquiry in Latino enclaves near San Antonio and in South Texas, conducted by Mr. Paxtonâs âelection integrity unit.â
At the time, the League of United Latin American Citizens, one of the nationâs oldest Latino civil rights organizations, said that officers conducting the raids took cellphones, computers and documents. An 87-year-old retired educator described heavily armed officers barging into her home and taking personal items."
The NYT is crying so hard, they must be Democrats. I don't think election fraud has an age limit.