Texas AG Paxton Files Voting Fraud Charges Against Local Officials

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed voting fraud charges against multiple local officials, escalating his focus on "election integrity." The charges target a county judge, two city council members, and a former county election administrator. Paxton's office alleges these individuals committed various election-related offenses. The specific details of the alleged fraud have not been fully released, but Paxton has emphasized his commitment to prosecuting those who undermine the integrity of Texas elections. The cases will now move forward in the Texas court system, where the accused will have the opportunity to defend themselves against the charges. This action by the Attorney General comes amid ongoing debates about election security and voting procedures across the country. Paxton has been a vocal advocate for stricter voting laws.