Texas, U.S. District Judge
Federal judge shuts down Texas attorney general’s voter fraud investigation
U.S. District Judge Xavier Rodriguez found that a key part of the Texas 2021 omnibus voter legislation is confusing, vague, overly broad, violates freedom of speech along with the 14th Amendment and there is no actual problem of illegal vote harvesting.
Ken Paxton, Travis County and Texas Open Meetings Act
A federal judge ruled Friday that a section of the 2021 law aimed at preventing election fraud in Texas violated the First ...
On September 18, 2024, the Texas Attorney General announced a settlement with Pieces Technologies, a Dallas-based artificial ...
A Texas county's guaranteed income program is being challenged by Attorney General Ken Paxton after it was revived by county ...
Texas AG Ken Paxton is suing Austin for allocating $400,000 in public funds to assist residents with out-of-state abortion ...
3don MSN
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing to stop the city of Austin from covering travel expenses for residents who seek ...
The bill creates uniform statewide voting hours, maintains and expands access to registered voters who need assistance, ...
The suit comes after the American-Statesman reported the county's action in August, which officials had shielded from public ...
Judge Andy Brown says the county has followed the rules and it’s the AG and Secretary of State violating federal law.
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