💨 Abstract
Nine individuals, including a former mayor and a chief of staff, pleaded not guilty to felony vote harvesting charges in Texas. The indictments, part of an elections investigation led by Republican Attorney General Ken Paxton, face criticism as politically motivated. Lawyer Gerry Goldstein filed a motion to dismiss, arguing that the vote-harvesting statute is overly broad and infringes on constitutional rights. The charges carry up to 10 years in prison.
Courtesy: WTOP Staff
Suggested
Andujar hits a grand slam to help Greene and the Reds beat the Phillies 8-0 -
Resurgent Padres atop NL West ahead of 3-game series at rival Dodgers beginning Friday night -
New Mexico governor declares state of emergency in rural county afflicted by crime, drug use -
Multiple Texas students are injured in a school bus rollover crash on the first day of class -
Equinox Gold: Q2 Earnings Snapshot -
Reds ace Hunter Greene returns to rotation after being sidelined by a groin injury -
More than 8.3 million people pulled out of poverty in Mexico between 2022 and 2024 -
Judge weighs whether Trump violated federal law by deploying National Guard to Los Angeles -
Failed New Mexico candidate gets 80 years for convictions in shootings at officials’ homes -