AG Ken Paxton Sues Texas School Districts Over Alleged Illegal Electioneering

Published on March 1, 2024

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has filed lawsuits against Denison and Castleberry Independent School Districts for allegedly instructing employees to vote for specific political candidates, the Office of the Attorney General (OAG) announced Thursday. The lawsuits are the latest in a string of filings against several public school districts ahead of the March 5 primary elections. “I am extremely troubled by this pattern of government officials engaged in illegal electioneering,” Mr. Paxton said in a statement. “These are government employees charged with the education of our children. They must respect our laws. I will continue to use every legal remedy available to stop this unlawful conduct. Elections are the foundation of our republic. They must be free and fair.”...

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