Ken Paxton Reveals What Convicted Felons Did To Get Arrested
Over the weekend, Attorney General Ken Paxton declared that Texas felons convicted of casting ballots illegally have been taken into custody.This action follows a tip from a concerned citizen and a strict investigation by the state's Election Integrity Unit. The arrests happened in Montgomery and Harris counties after officials found people voting while they were still on parole.
Some of those identified were confirmed to be on parole at the time they voted, rendering them ineligible. The Texas Constitution bars voting for anyone convicted of felonies until their sentences are fully completed. This includes finishing incarceration, parole, community supervision, and probation, or receiving a full pardon.
A concerned citizen reported that convicted felons allegedly voted in Harris County while they were incarcerated, on parole, or on probation. The Office of the Attorney General's Election Integrity Unit investigated these claims immediately.
They collected evidence showing potential violations of the Texas Election Code. Arrest warrants targeting individuals accused of illegal voting were issued in Montgomery County on Oct. 30.
According to the Daily Signal, the office is looking at more reports of election crimes beyond these initial arrests. Paxton promised that his team will continue to work hard to protect the lawful votes of Texans.
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According to the Daily Signal, the office is looking at more reports of election crimes beyond these initial arrests. Paxton promised that his team will continue to work hard to protect the lawful votes of Texans.
"We will continue working to protect the lawful votes of Texans," Paxton said. This shows a commitment to keeping elections fair for everyone.
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