Ken Paxton Sues Nonprofit Group for Allegedly Registering Illegal Immigrants to Vote
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has sued a nonprofit group called Jolt, alleging they registered ineligible voters, including potentially illegal immigrants, to cast ballots in Texas elections.
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed a lawsuit against Jolt, a nonprofit group focused on increasing Latino voter participation, alleging that they registered illegal immigrants to vote. The lawsuit claims that Jolt's actions may have violated Texas election laws and potentially undermined the integrity of the voting process. According to court documents, Jolt had been actively recruiting eligible voters, including those with unknown or uncertain immigration status, to register and cast ballots in state elections. Paxton's office is seeking an injunction to prevent further voter registration activities by Jolt.
