AG Paxton Election Integrity Unit Yields 65 Cell Phones and 41 Computers at Democrat Manuel Medina's Home in Bexar County

Attorney General Ken Paxton's Election Integrity Unit has recently executed multiple search warrants across Frio, Atascosa, and Bexar Counties in Texas. This action is part of an ongoing investigation into allegations of election fraud and vote harvesting, stemming from activities during the 2022 elections. The investigation was initiated following a referral from the 81st Judicial District Attorney Audrey Louis in 2022, which provided enough evidence after a two-year probe to justify these search warrants.

The primary allegations revolve around election fraud, which could encompass a variety of illegal activities aimed at influencing election outcomes, and vote harvesting, where individuals collect and submit ballots on behalf of voters, which is legal under certain conditions but can be abused.

According to the search warrant for Elizabeth Campos Chief of Staff and former Democrat Chair Manuel Medina, found 65 cell phones some 41 computers, digital and other storage devices in Medina’s home.

State Representative Mitch Little asked the million-dollar question everyone is wondering….

Medina has been granted a TRO and a hearing is now scheduled on September 12th seeking a protective order on the materials seized during the search.

Let the lawfare games begin.

Texas LULAC’s state director, Gabriel Rosales, said in a statement that Paxton carried out the raids 11 weeks before the 2024 elections “to suppress the Latino vote through intimidation and any means necessary to tilt the electoral process in favor of his political allies.” LULAC is a nonpartisan volunteer-based Hispanic civil rights organization headquartered in Washington. Rosas continued “It is disgraceful and outrageous that the state of Texas, and its highest-ranking law enforcement officer is once again using the power of his office to instill fear in the hearts of community members who volunteer their time to promote civic engagement.”