John,
We're facing a critical challenge in Texas. Right
now, Attorney General Ken Paxton lacks the authority to prosecute election integrity cases. This means that when legitimate concerns of
election fraud arise, Texans must rely on their local District Attorney, and in our big cities, they are left defenseless.
We firmly believe that every Texan should have confidence in our elections. We're launching
a petition that supports giving Attorney General Paxton the power to take action against election fraud. Can we count on your
signature? |
On December 15, 2021, the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals, the highest court in Texas for criminal cases,
abruptly stripped the Texas Attorney General’s Office of all authority to prosecute election fraud. In doing so, the court
broke with over a century of Texas Supreme Court precedent, the expressed will of the legislature, and, in the process, made Texas elections
significantly less safe and less secure than other states.
Ensuring election integrity is truly the most important issue of our time. Thanks to Senator Paul Bettencourt, the series of
well-documented election failures in Harris County resulted in the removal of the problematic Harris County Elections Administrator (Senate Bill
1750). Nonetheless, we remain vigilant on all election integrity issues and want AG Paxton back in the legal fight on election integrity.
Let’s show the Radical Left that we, as Texans and freedom-loving patriots, are
united in our commitment to upholding the principles that make our democracy strong. Your voice matters, and together, we can ensure that our
electoral process remains free, fair, and secure.
Sign our petition today, and take a stand for
election integrity! Join us in sending a strong message that election integrity is non-negotiable. |
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