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Ken Paxton Voted Illegally From a House He Doesn't Live In—Six Times
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7:44Now PlayingKen Paxton — Texas Attorney General, GOP Senate nominee, and the man who built a voter fraud tip line — has been voting for two years from a house he doesn't live in. Six times, including the primary and the election where he nominated himself for the U.S. Senate.
His own ex-wife's court filings confirm he moved out. His own office published the rule he broke: "You must provide the address where you reside." Under Texas law, voting where you're ineligible is a second-degree felony carrying up to 20 years.
Former voting rights lawyer David Becker told ProPublica the chief law enforcement officer of Texas "should be charged with knowing the laws of residencies of the state." He wrote them down himself. In February.
The tip line was supposed to ring when someone else broke the rules. The call was coming from inside the house.
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1. The New Republic "Ken Paxton Allegedly Committed Voter Fraud Six Times"
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