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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is under fire after records revealed he may have voted using an address where he doesn’t live — a felony in Texas — in at least six elections, including a recent primary runoff. His wife’s divorce filings confirm he moved out of their Collin County home over a year ago, yet his voter registration still lists that address. Though his current residence is rumored to be in Denton County since February, the legal gray area around intent and residency raises serious questions — especially since Paxton, as state’s top law enforcement officer, is expected to set the standard for ethical conduct. His office dismisses the allegations as “tabloid nonsense,” but legal experts warn that even the appearance of impropriety is unacceptable. The investigation continues, spotlighting the fragile line between election law and personal accountability.

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