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| A task force formed to ensure the security of the November election in Texas’ biggest county has found no evidence of wrongdoing after finishing its work. The Harris County Election Security Task Force was made up of the Harris County Precinct 1 constable’s office, the district attorney’s office, the county attorney’s office and the county clerk’s office. In a report published Friday, the task force said it received approximately 20 allegations of wrongdoing that needed to be elevated to the level of a formal investigation.” Despite claims, our thorough investigations found no proof of any election tampering, ballot harvesting, voter suppression, intimidation or any other type of foul play that might have impacted the legitimate cast or count of a ballot,” the report says.
Harris County elections were fair and secure, task force finds
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A task force formed to ensure the security of the November election in Texas’ biggest county has found no evidence of wrongdoing after finishing its work.
The Harris County Election Security Task Force was made up of the Harris County Precinct 1 constable’s office, the district attorney’s office, the county attorney’s office and the county clerk’s office. In a report published Friday, the task force said it received approximately 20 allegations of wrongdoing that needed to be elevated to the level of a formal investigation.”
A task force formed to ensure the security of the November election in Texas biggest county has found no evidence of wrongdoing after finishing its work.
The Harris County Election Security Task Force was made up of the Harris County Precinct 1 constable s office, the district attorney s office, the county attorney s office and the county clerk s office. In a report published Friday, the task force said it received approximately 20 allegations of wrongdoing that needed to be elevated to the level of a formal investigation. Despite claims, our thorough investigations found no proof of any election tampering, ballot harvesting, voter suppression, intimidation or any other type of foul play that might have impacted the legitimate cast or count of a ballot, the report says.
Harris County, home to Houston, was the epicenter of the voting rights battle that led up to the Nov. 3 election in Texas. Credit: Michael Stravato for The Texas Tribune
A task force formed to ensure the security of the November election in Texas’ biggest county has found no evidence of wrongdoing after finishing its work.
The Harris County Election Security Task Force was made up of the Harris County Precinct 1 constable’s office, the district attorney’s office, the county attorney’s office and the county clerk’s office. In a report published Friday, the task force said it received approximately 20 allegations of wrongdoing that needed to be elevated to the level of a formal investigation.”