Claiming racial discrimination, Texas AG’s office sues to stop get-out-the-vote efforts

Texas's attorney general's office has sued to stop get-out-the-vote efforts in Harris County, claiming the campaign amounts to racial discrimination. The office argues that the county's ads for voter turnout exclude white people. The case is now in the courts.

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The New RepublicLeft· 11d ago

Ken Paxton’s Office Sues Over Too Many People of Color Early Voting

JezebelLeft· 11d ago

Too Many Minorities Voted in Texas’ Harris County, So Ken Paxton’s AG Office is Suing

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Courthouse News ServiceCenter· 12d ago

Claiming racial discrimination, Texas AG’s office sues to stop get-out-the-vote efforts

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