Attorney General Paxton: I have made a criminal referral to the U.S. Department of Justice based on the findings from our investigation into ActBlue. My investigation uncovered evidence showing that bad actors are likely using ActBlue’s platform to make illegal campaign contributions. It is illegal to engage in election fraud, and it is illegal to obscure one’s identity to flout election rules. The Department of Justice must take immediate action to prevent illegal conduct in our elections.
Attorney General Ken Paxton Makes Criminal Referral to DOJ Concerning Widespread Suspect Political Donations Made Through ActBlue’s Fundraising Platform: https://t.co/XYVoQEv51j
— Texas Attorney General (@TXAG) October 24, 2024
BREAKING: The Biden-Harris Administration has refused to comply with federal law, presenting yet another obstacle for Texas to overcome in ensuring free and fair elections in our state. The law demands that they provide important information regarding the citizenship of nearly half a million potentially ineligible voters. Since the Biden-Harris Administration has chosen to ignore the law, I will see them in court.
- Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton has sent a criminal referral to the Department of Justice (DOJ) regarding alleged illegal campaign finance activities by ActBlue.
- ActBlue, a fundraising platform for Democratic candidates, is accused of violating campaign finance laws by accepting donations that may not comply with federal regulations.
- Paxton’s letter outlines concerns about unverified and potentially fraudulent donations being funneled through ActBlue, raising questions about transparency and legality.
- The referral calls for the DOJ to investigate whether ActBlue is knowingly allowing illegal donations to influence elections.
- Paxton’s ongoing efforts to scrutinize election-related activities, particularly regarding campaign finance and voting integrity.
Quotes:
- “There are serious concerns about ActBlue’s handling of donations and whether they are compliant with federal law,” Paxton stated.
- “This is a matter of election integrity, and we must ensure all donations are legal and transparent,” he added.
- “ActBlue’s practices have raised red flags that require immediate investigation,” a legal expert commented.
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Ken Paxton is suing the Biden DHS for not verifying citizenship of 450,000 people on the Texas voter rolls. The unbiased and impartial media are not happy about this. Remember, there is no proof that noncitizens are being registered to vote.
