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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton can continue investigating allegations of so-called vote harvesting through the November elections, a U.S. appeals court said Tuesday.

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Texas can investigate people for alleged vote harvesting as legal battle over 2021 law continues

A federal court ruled that Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton can continue investigating alleged ballot harvesting.

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A federal appeals court has granted Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton’s request to block a district court ruling that declared part of an election reform bill unconstitutional, allowing the state to continue investigating alleged cases of illegal vote harvesting.
In a decision on Oct. 15, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals issued a stay of the district court’s Sept. 28 ruling, which had halted enforcement of certain sections of Senate Bill 1 (S.…

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(Texas Tribune) -- The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday ruled that Texas Attorney General can continue investigating alleged cases of vote harvesting as a legal battle over a Texas law enacting new voting restrictions continues playing out. The opinion overturns — for now — a federal judge's ruling that Texas' Senate Bill 1's prohibitions on certain voter outreach efforts were unconstitutionally vague and restricted free speech. U.S.…

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*Editor's Note: Story's headline was shortened due to lenth.*The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday ruled that Texas Attorney General can continue inv

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Texas can investigate people for alleged vote harvesting

The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday ruled that Texas Attorney General can continue investigating alleged cases of vote harvesting as a legal battle over a Texas law enacting new voting restrictions continues playing out. The opinion overturns — for now — a federal judge's ruling that…

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Texas can investigate people for alleged vote harvesting as legal battle over 2021 law continues playing out

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton can continue investigating allegations of so-called vote harvesting through the November elections, a U.S. appeals court said Tuesday, a decision critics fear could have a chilling effect on voter outreach and turnout in the state. The three-judge appellate court for the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court on Tuesday granted a temporary stay for certain portions of S.B. 1, or the 2021 Texas voting law, including a provisio…

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Federal court says Texas AG Ken Paxton can proceed with vote

Court granted AG Paxton’s request to block ruling declaring part of election reform bill unconstitutional, allowing state to  investigate illegal vote harvesting. The post Appeals Court Allows Texas to Continue Investigations Into Vote Harvesting appeared first on The Thinking Conservative.

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Texas can probe ‘vote harvesting’ through Election Day, appeals court rules

A federal judge gave Texas officials the green light to proceed with a ballot harvesting probe, prompting outrage from critics who say they'll appeal to the Supreme Court.

Texas can probe 'vote harvesting' through Election Day, appeals court rules

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