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Texas Senate Advances Bill To Make It Clearer That Guns Are Allowed In Churches

The measure leaves it to houses of worship to determine their own rules on concealed weapons.
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The Texas AG Says Voter Fraud Is A Big Problem. His Cases Suggest Otherwise.

A closer look at election fraud cases Attorney General Ken Paxton resolved in 2018 suggests many of them were minor.
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Texas AG Probes 'Potential Discrimination' In Airport's Axing Of Chick-Fil-A

The San Antonio City Council voted this month to block the opening of the chicken chain in an airport, calling out its anti-LGBTQ stance.
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House Democrats Expand Voter Suppression Probe To Include Texas And Kansas

The committee wants to know more about a controversial effort to review the voter rolls in Texas and a decision to move a polling place in Kansas.
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Texas Republicans Hit With Another Lawsuit Over 'Unfounded Voter Purge'

GOP efforts to codify the disastrous investigation would also likely spur lawsuits.
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Texas County Asks Voters To Prove Their Citizenship, Then Says Never Mind

58 people in one Texas county received two letters regarding a request for citizenship information.
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Here's Why You Should Be Skeptical Of Texas' Allegations Of Voter Fraud

“That’s inaccurate at this point. None of that has been proven,” a local election official said.
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Trump Amplifies Misleading Allegations Of Texas Voter Fraud

Texas officials said 95,000 non-citizens may be on voter rolls, but that number is suspect.
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Texas Sues San Antonio In First Test Of Sanctuary City Immigration Crackdown

Opponents dismissed the lawsuit from Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, based on a Republican-backed law, as a “publicity stunt.”
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This Woman Got 8 Years In Prison For Illegal Voting. Texas Is Showing No Mercy.

Rosa Maria Ortega's case illustrates the enormous discretion that prosecutors have in how harshly they pursue voter fraud.
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