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Texas Finds 95,000 Non-Residents on Its Voter Rolls

Texas Finds 95,000 Non-Residents on Its Voter Rolls

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VOTER FRAUD FEARS PROVE RIGHT: TEXAS FINDS 95,000 NON-RESIDENTS ON ITS ROLLS

GOV. GREG ABBOTT HINTED AT FUTURE LEGISLATION TO CRACK DOWN ON THE ISSUE IN THE LONE STAR STATE

By Adam Shaw | Lifezette, Saturday, January 26, 2019

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton announced Friday that the state has discovered 95,000 non-citizens on the voter rolls going back to 1996, 58,000 of whom have voted in at least one Texas election — an announcement likely to raise fresh concerns about the prospect of voter fraud.

Texas has some of the toughest voter ID laws in the nation and has been one of the main

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The office, in a statement, said that 33 people were prosecuted for voter fraud last year, and 97 were prosecuted between 2005-2017.

There are 16 million people in Texas registered to vote.

“Every single instance of illegal voting threatens democracy in our state and deprives individual Texans of their voice,” Paxton said in a statement.


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The New York Times reported that the findings were a result of of an 11-month investigation into records at the Texas Department of Public Safety.

Gov. Greg Abbott (shown above) praised the findings and hinted at future legislation to crack down on voter fraud.
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“I support prosecution where appropriate. The State will work on legislation to safeguard against these illegal practices,” Abbott tweeted.

The revelation is likely to have national consequences and stir debate and the role of voter fraud.

President Donald Trump created a commission in 2017 to investigate allegations of voter fraud in the 2016 election.

But it was eventually dismantled by Trump after the group faced lawsuits, opposition from states and in-fighting among its members.

Trump said at the time that Democrats refused to hand over data “because they know that many people are voting illegally.”

There have been a number of convictions of voter fraud in the state in recent years, including a charge against a non-citizen this month for illegal voting in Navarro County.

Democrats have dismissed claims of voter fraud and accused Republicans of trying to disenfranchise minority voters with tight voter ID laws.

Dallas state Rep. Rafael Anchia told the Associated Press that “because we have consistently seen Texas politicians conjure the specter of voter fraud as pretext to suppress legitimate votes, we are naturally skeptical.”

Paxton’s office noted that there have been a number of convictions of voter fraud in the state in recent years, including a charge against a non-citizen this month for illegal voting in Navarro County.

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Courtesy of The Geller Report

Pamela Geller is the President of the American Freedom Defense Initiative (AFDI), editor-in-chief of Geller Report and Amazon best selling author of the here FATWA: Hunted in America , The Post-American Presidency: The Obama Administration’s War on America and Stop the Islamization of America: A Practical Guide to the Resistance.

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