你看看，哪怕今年德州嬴了，但是也要立威打官司，确保2022选举安全可考 AG Pax-ton: Poll Watch-ers Must Be Per-mit-ted to Observe Bal-lot Counting
Attorney General Ken Paxton today filed a brief in the Texas Supreme Court arguing that under the Texas Election Code, county election officials must permit poll watchers to observe the counting of ballots. Attorney General Paxton’s friend-of-the-court brief comes in response to a lawsuit alleging that the Travis County Central Counting Station is violating Texas law by excluding poll watchers from areas where ballots are being counted and obstructing poll watchers from performing their duties under Texas law.
“The election laws passed by our Legislature were specifically designed to ensure integrity, security and transparency. Poll watchers are critical for increased confidence in election integrity and the prevention of fraud,” said Attorney General Paxton. “Texas law provides for poll watchers as a procedural protection against irregularities or unlawful conduct. Watchers must be allowed to perform their lawful duty and verify the ballots are counted correctly—something they can’t do when stuck in a holding room. I will always fight to uphold the law and preserve the integrity of our elections.” The lawsuit at issue alleges that the Travis County Central Counting Station sequestered poll watchers behind a locked door in a separate room where they could not observe counting activities and did not have sufficient access to verify the integrity of the process. These allegations are supported by sworn declarations.
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你看看，哪怕今年德州嬴了，但是也要立威打官司，确保2022选举安全可考
AG Pax-ton: Poll Watch-ers Must Be Per-mit-ted to Observe Bal-lot Counting
Attorney General Ken Paxton today filed a brief in the Texas Supreme Court
arguing that under the Texas Election Code, county election officials must
permit poll watchers to observe the counting of ballots. Attorney General
Paxton’s friend-of-the-court brief comes in response to a lawsuit alleging that the Travis County Central Counting Station is violating Texas law by
excluding poll watchers from areas where ballots are being counted and
obstructing poll watchers from performing their duties under Texas law.
“The election laws passed by our Legislature were specifically designed to ensure integrity, security and transparency. Poll watchers are critical for increased confidence in election integrity and the prevention of fraud,”
said Attorney General Paxton. “Texas law provides for poll watchers as a
procedural protection against irregularities or unlawful conduct. Watchers
must be allowed to perform their lawful duty and verify the ballots are
counted correctly—something they can’t do when stuck in a holding room. I will always fight to uphold the law and preserve the integrity of our
elections.”
The lawsuit at issue alleges that the Travis County Central Counting Station sequestered poll watchers behind a locked door in a separate room where
they could not observe counting activities and did not have sufficient
access to verify the integrity of the process. These allegations are
supported by sworn declarations.
司法有一个特点： 不告不理
只要有一个人告，就会开庭。
如果是刑事诉讼，有检察官替你办理。
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: 你看看，哪怕今年德州嬴了，但是也要立威打官司，确保2022选举安全可考
: AG Pax-ton: Poll Watch-ers Must Be Per-mit-ted to Observe Bal-lot Counting: Attorney General Ken Paxton today filed a brief in the Texas Supreme Court
: arguing that under the Texas Election Code, county election officials must
: permit poll watchers to observe the counting of ballots. Attorney General : Paxton’s friend-of-the-court brief comes in response to a lawsuit
alleging
: that the Travis County Central Counting Station is violating Texas law by : excluding poll watchers from areas where ballots are being counted and
: obstructing poll watchers from performing their duties under Texas law.
: “The election laws passed by our Legislature were specifically designed
to
: ...................