Paxton Voting Allegations
A report says Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton may have broken election laws.
July 7, 2026 · Updated Jul 7, 5:10pm ET
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What happened
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton
Ken PaxtonCandidate for US Senate is facing scrutiny after records showed he voted six times while registered at the McKinney home where his wife, state Sen. Angela Paxton
Angela PaxtonAmerican politician (born 1963), lived after the couple separated. Texas law requires voters to register at their residence, and knowingly voting from an address where a voter does not live can violate election law. Paxton had recently opened a public tip line for suspected voter fraud before the primary elections and said his office would target illegal voting. No charge has been filed against him.
