Appeals Court Restores Texas Mail-In Voter ID Rules
· Texas Border Business
The Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals has reinstated key provisions of Texas's Election Integrity Act, Senate Bill 1, following a challenge in federal court. Attorney General Ken Paxton hailed this as a significant win for election integrity, emphasizing the importance of safeguarding mail-in ballots. The law requires voters using mail-in ballots to provide an identification number that matches state records and allows them to correct defects in their ballots. Additionally, it enhances protections against voter coercion. Paxton has been actively defending these provisions to ensure fair elections in Texas.
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