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Texas 2022 Elections

Ken Paxton, Texas’ election denier-in-chief, closes in on third term

That Paxton is so close to securing his reelection this November as the state’s chief legal officer is raising alarms from election experts about the impact he could have on future contested elections, particularly if Donald Trump runs for president again in 2024.

State Attorney General Ken Paxton speaks at his primary election results watch party in McKinney on March 1, 2022.

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