Texas Attorney General and Republican Senate candidate Ken Paxton said the investigation into claims of felon voting in Harris County will not be resolved by the time “the election is over” on Tuesday. Paxton’s office announced Saturday it had arrested an undisclosed number of convicted felons who had voted in the midterm elections. The attorney…
Paxton: Review of Harris County voting claims ‘won’t be resolved by the time the election is over’
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