AG Paxton will file an appeal with the Supreme Court of the United States and ask for a stay of an order that has temporarily blocked Texas’s new map.

AG Paxton successfully stopped several Texas ISDs that attempted to unlawfully use taxpayer funds to electioneer for ballot propositions to raise taxes.

The full U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit will hear the case and review it alongside litigation concerning a similar Louisiana law.

The evidence indicates that entities connected to EPIC violated federal and state securities laws and regulations.

The joint motion comes in response to the RPT suing the State of Texas for violating its First Amendment right of association.

His office is investigating groups affiliated with left-wing political violence known to be operating in Texas.

The advisory makes it clear that the State of Texas will vigorously enforce this law.

A Texas district court has granted a temporary restraining order, halting all unlawful expenditures and fundraising while the litigation continues. This victory comes just a few hours after filing the initial lawsuit.

AG Paxton is also suing Robert Francis O’Rourke for “Beto Bribes” to Democrat Runaways to impede the Texas Legislature.

AG Paxton has taken action in the Supreme Court of Texas regarding the quo warranto petition filed by Gov. Abbott against Rep. Gene Wu and is investigating Beto O’Rourke’s radical organization for unlawfully funding Democrats who broke quorum.

The majority of the suspected illegal ballots cast were in Harris County.

Attorney General Ken Paxton explains how he was escorted off the Texas House floor and discusses steps to address the betrayal in the Texas House.

Speaker Dustin Burrows announced committee assignments for the Texas House on February 13 and Democrats couldn’t be happier.

The betrayal in the Texas House will not be forgotten and will be addressed by both local and state level Republican party officials. Get up to speed on what really happened and learn what Republican voters can do to fight back.

AG Paxton has filed a notice of appeal to continue his lawsuit against Pfizer, Inc., for its unlawful misrepresentations concerning the COVID-19 vaccine after a district court dismissed the case.

AG Paxton is fighting for a preservation motion to prevent the DOJ from destroying any records concerning the baseless prosecution of President Trump by Special Prosecutor Jack Smith.

This historic milestone demonstrates the extent of the federal government’s abuses of power under the current leadership.

The team will monitor Election Day activity in major counties and address litigation arising from the election, as necessary.

The federal government has refused to comply with federal law requiring them to assist states in verifying the citizenship status of potentially ineligible people registered to vote.

The Fifth Circuit has temporarily stayed the ruling that would have blocked AG Paxton's ability to conduct investigations into ballot harvesting schemes.