There are *43* open voter fraud investigations in Texas, according to the REPUBLICAN attorney general. Just one of them is from the 2020 election, where 11 million Texans voted! TX Republicans continue to 'solve' a problem that is non-existent. readtangle.com/p/texas-republ…
Some TX lawmakers have said there are "400 voter fraud" cases. That's not true. There are 386 "pending investigations," but that's before any criminal charges are even filed. And guess what? Even if every single one of those 386 investigations turned into cases and convictions...
That would *still* be less than 400 cases of voter fraud in a state with 11 million voters, where there's a one million dollar prize for reporting fraud and whole teams dedicated to finding it. How is this proof we need an overhaul of the system there? houstonchronicle.com/politics/texas…
I spend every single day exploring arguments from the right & left on the issues of the day. Most days that exercise is extremely stimulating and informative. In this case, it's really annoying and mindbogglingly stupid. The "fraud" allegations are over the top and absurd.
P.S. It has now been *8 months* since the 2020 election, with a $1 million prize and millions of people working to expose fraud across various battleground states.
And we've got *one* pending criminal investigation in Texas with a handful that have been prosecuted already.
And we've got *one* pending criminal investigation in Texas with a handful that have been prosecuted already.
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