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Allegations of electioneering violations have surfaced in Texas involving school district officials and the state's Attorney General Ken Paxton. Whistleblowers have accused Paxton of firing them for reporting suspected wrongdoing. The controversy includes claims of pressuring employees to block school choice and suggesting voting for specific candidates. Legal actions have been taken against school officials and rural GOP lawmakers by Gov. Greg Abbott.
North Texas school officials said they are taking action after the state’s attorney general sued them this week alleging they violated election law when officials suggested voting for candidates who oppose vouchers. https://t.co/O6LzWRAzTx
Gov. Greg Abbott is targeting several rural GOP lawmakers who didn’t support his voucherlike effort to give every student in Texas a shot at a private school subsidy. https://t.co/H3tSfEjyqO
This is the way. "Citizens in Denton County are directing their district attorney to investigate local school district officials for alleged criminal electioneering violations committed during the ongoing primary elections." Attn @DentonCountyDA https://t.co/DHe8s9J4Y9