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Saying state lawmakers didn�t budget enough money, Gov. Greg Abbott and GOP legislative leaders on Friday cited an honest-elections �emergency� as they shifted $4 million from the state prison system to the secretary of state�s office to pay for county election audits required by the new Texas elections law.
The secretary of state�s office, under Abbott�s effective control, would
create an Election Audit Division to conduct the randomized county audits the new law calls for after the next midterm and presidential elections � and thereafter, every two years.
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That�s an important step �to stop voter fraud,� Abbott said in his money request to top Republican lawmakers.
Implicit but unstated in Abbott�s Thursday letter, and the leaders� hasty proposal Friday for the fund transfer, which the governor approved, is that
the $4 million for hiring, training and deploying election auditors
presumably would beef up the rigor � and credibility � of a backward-looking audit the secretary of state�s office already is formulating. It�ll study results of the November 2020 election in four counties.
Officials in Republican leadership offices at the Capitol said Abbott�s move
is aimed primarily at an �audience of one� � former President Donald Trump,
who has belittled the four-county audit as �weak.� Even though Trump carried Texas by nearly 6 percentage points, he demanded that Abbott push through a
law requiring a statewide look-back at the 2020 general election.
Abbott did not add election audits as a topic for any of three overtime sessions of the Legislature he called this year.
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Saying state lawmakers didn�t budget enough money, Gov. Greg Abbott and GOP legislative leaders on Friday cited an honest-elections �emergency� as they shifted $4 million from the state prison system to the secretary of state�s office to pay for county election audits required by the new Texas elections law.
The secretary of state�s office, under Abbott�s effective control, would
create an Election Audit Division to conduct the randomized county audits the new law calls for after the next midterm and presidential elections � and thereafter, every two years.
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That�s an important step �to stop voter fraud,� Abbott said in his money request to top Republican lawmakers.
Implicit but unstated in Abbott�s Thursday letter, and the leaders� hasty proposal Friday for the fund transfer, which the governor approved, is that
the $4 million for hiring, training and deploying election auditors
presumably would beef up the rigor � and credibility � of a backward-looking audit the secretary of state�s office already is formulating. It�ll study results of the November 2020 election in four counties.
Officials in Republican leadership offices at the Capitol said Abbott�s move
is aimed primarily at an �audience of one� � former President Donald Trump,
who has belittled the four-county audit as �weak.� Even though Trump carried Texas by nearly 6 percentage points, he demanded that Abbott push through a
law requiring a statewide look-back at the 2020 general election.
Abbott did not add election audits as a topic for any of three overtime sessions of the Legislature he called this year.
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Saying state lawmakers didn�t budget enough money, Gov. Greg Abbott and GOP legislative leaders on Friday cited an honest-elections �emergency� as they shifted $4 million from the state prison system to the secretary of state�s office to pay for county election audits required by the new Texas elections law.
The secretary of state�s office, under Abbott�s effective control, would
create an Election Audit Division to conduct the randomized county audits the new law calls for after the next midterm and presidential elections � and thereafter, every two years.
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Mexican shoppers have returned along the border, but not in the massive
numbers expected
That�s an important step �to stop voter fraud,� Abbott said in his money request to top Republican lawmakers.
Implicit but unstated in Abbott�s Thursday letter, and the leaders� hasty proposal Friday for the fund transfer, which the governor approved, is that
the $4 million for hiring, training and deploying election auditors
presumably would beef up the rigor � and credibility � of a backward-looking audit the secretary of state�s office already is formulating. It�ll study results of the November 2020 election in four counties.
Officials in Republican leadership offices at the Capitol said Abbott�s move
is aimed primarily at an �audience of one� � former President Donald Trump,
who has belittled the four-county audit as �weak.� Even though Trump carried Texas by nearly 6 percentage points, he demanded that Abbott push through a
law requiring a statewide look-back at the 2020 general election.
Abbott did not add election audits as a topic for any of three overtime sessions of the Legislature he called this year.
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Saying state lawmakers didn�t budget enough money, Gov. Greg Abbott and GOP legislative leaders on Friday cited an honest-elections �emergency� as they shifted $4 million from the state prison system to the secretary of state�s office to pay for county election audits required by the new Texas elections law.
The secretary of state�s office, under Abbott�s effective control, would
create an Election Audit Division to conduct the randomized county audits the new law calls for after the next midterm and presidential elections � and thereafter, every two years.
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Mexican shoppers have returned along the border, but not in the massive
numbers expected
That�s an important step �to stop voter fraud,� Abbott said in his money request to top Republican lawmakers.
Implicit but unstated in Abbott�s Thursday letter, and the leaders� hasty proposal Friday for the fund transfer, which the governor approved, is that
the $4 million for hiring, training and deploying election auditors
presumably would beef up the rigor � and credibility � of a backward-looking audit the secretary of state�s office already is formulating. It�ll study results of the November 2020 election in four counties.
Officials in Republican leadership offices at the Capitol said Abbott�s move
is aimed primarily at an �audience of one� � former President Donald Trump,
who has belittled the four-county audit as �weak.� Even though Trump carried Texas by nearly 6 percentage points, he demanded that Abbott push through a
law requiring a statewide look-back at the 2020 general election.
Abbott did not add election audits as a topic for any of three overtime sessions of the Legislature he called this year.
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