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Sept 25,
2020 Re: Mail-in Ballot Fraud Arrests
Texas, Gregg County Commissioner indicted on 23 Felony counts; Mail-in ballot fraud
By James Barragan, The Dallas Morning News
Sept 21,
2020 Re:
Deadly Threat on White House
Canadian Woman arrested after mailing envelope with deadly Ricin to White House
The Associated Press
Sept 26, 2020 Re: Dallas County Ballot Confuses
A Dallas County Mail-in ballot contains conflicting and confusing delivery instructions.
By James Barragan, The Dallas Morning News
Sept 25,
2020 Re: Mail-in Ballot Fraud Arrests
Texas, Gregg County Commissioner indicted on 23 Felony counts; Mail-in ballot fraud
By James Barragan, The Dallas Morning News
Sept 21,
2020 Re:
Deadly Threat on White House
Canadian Woman arrested after mailing envelope with deadly Ricin to White House
The Associated Press
Sept 20, 2020 Re: Shelly Luther in Senate Race
Dallas salon owner receives $1M donation in her fight to fill Texas Senate seat in special election
By Patrick Svitek, Texas Tribune
Sept 18,
2020 Re: Nonpartisan Mayor's Pledge
Dallas Mayor, Eric Johnson, sticks to pledge to not get involved in race for White House
By Tom Benning, The Dallas Morning News
Sept 13, 2020 Re:
Social Security
Unnecessary or Necessary Legislation?
Windfall Elimination should not be removed
By Creators Syndicate
Sept 13, 2020 Re: Texas Congressional Seats
12 Texas Congressional seats are more competitive this year than in the last 4 decades
By Joe Barton
September 13, 2020 Re:
Mail-in ballot danger
On CNN interview, Attorney General Barr sites fraud in 2017 Dallas City Council race.
The Dallas Morning News
September 3, 2020 Re: Payroll Taxes
Ditching payroll tax? What will replace it?
Without the payroll tax, Social Security is kaput
By Scott Burns, The Dallas Morning News
September 3, 2020 Re:
CDC shot may be ready
Some fear politics, not science, may drive vaccination timeline
The Washington Post
August
31,
2020 Re: Mail ballots did not count
After Glitch in July; worries about November
could join other venues as election super centers
By James Barragan, The Dallas Morning News
August 31, 2020 Re: Fight Over Mail Voting
TX officials warn Harris County to stop plan to
send mail-in ballot applications county-wide
By Alexa Ura, The Texas Tribune
August 30, 2020 Re: Arena hosting elections
American Airlines Center, home to the Mavericks and Stars, will allow for social distancing Nov. 3
KXAS-TV, NBC5
August 24, 2020 Re: AAC may pivot to ballots
If agreement is reached, the Dallas Arena
could join other venues as election super centers
By Alex Briseno, The Dallas Morning News
August 23, 2020 Re: Early Voting targeted
Conservative group files lawsuit to prevent the
6 additional days of early voting by Governor Abbott
By Alex Briseno, The Dallas Morning News
August 20, 2020 Re:
Mail-in Ballot Fraud
New vote ordered after a NJ Councilman charged
U.S Postal Service's law enforcement arm discovered it
The Associated Press
More to come ... Election News you can use
More to come... Election News you can use
More to come ... Election News you can use

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