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Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is under fire after a complaint alleges he voted in six elections using an old Collin County address — a location he reportedly left in June. The controversy centers on Texas election law requiring voters to be registered where they currently reside, with limited exceptions for temporary stays. With Paxton’s ongoing divorce complicating any claim of temporary residence, critics, including Collin County Democrats, argue the law must be applied equally — especially since Paxton has publicly condemned voter fraud. His campaign denies the allegations, calling them baseless and insisting he’s fully compliant with state voting laws. The secretary of state’s office will review the complaint, potentially forwarding it to Paxton’s own office — a development that carries added weight given his Senate campaign. Collin County officials have also been notified, turning this into a multi-level probe involving state and local authorities.

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