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🚨 BREAKING: Texas AG Ken Paxton just arrested multiple convicted felons for illegally voting in the 2026 election — people still on parole or probation who cast ballots in Harris County. 🔥 A citizen tip + Texas Department of Criminal Justice records confirmed they were ineligible under state law (felons lose voting rights until their entire sentence is complete). Arrests are already happening, but this is just the start of the investigation. Will Republicans in Texas use the power they still have to fully clean the rolls, prosecute every case, and protect legitimate votes? Or will this fade into another press release? The people who followed the rules deserve answers. 🗳️⚖️ @KenPaxtonTX @GregAbbott_TX #ElectionIntegrity #Texas #VoterFraud #Paxton #HoldThemAccountable

HIGH PRIORITY NEWS ALERT: Peltolagate expands to Pinkinsgate in the Mississippi senate race as evidence of Democrat election fraud across the United States in the 2026 midterm elections emerges. In the short term, the only solution is for Republicans to block certification of midterm elections results where there is strong evidence of Democrat corruption and illegal and unethical election interference. In the state of Mississippi senate race, evidence has been uncovered that shows deep state, long time Democrat Tyrone "Ty" Pinkins engaged in potentially illegal election fraud, election interference and collusion with the Democratic Party to help Democrat senate candidate Scott Colom defeat popular incumbent Republican Senator Cindy-Hyde Smith. After filing multiple campaign documents with the FEC as a Democrat, Tyrone Pinkins changed his party affiliation to Independent With 96.9% of the vote counted, the current results of the Mississippi senate race are: Democrat Scott Colom 467,930 49.1% Republican Cindy Hyde-Smith 465,356 48.8% "Independent" Tyrone Pinkins 20,028 2.1% Pinkins has run as Democrat in multiple prior campaigns in Mississippi. Pinkins now admits he placed himself on the Mississippi genderal election ballot as an Independent for the sole purpose of heisting Republican votes to defeat incumbent Republican Senator Cindy Hyde-Smith. Pinkins included a fraudulent statement in his campaign biography: "I am Ty Pinkins, and I'm an Independent candidate for the United States Senate. I am a proud son of the Mississippi Delta, born and raised in Rolling Fork, where I grew up in a working-class family and learned the values of faith, hard work, service, and perseverance." Pinkins has never been an Independent candidate in Mississippi. In fact, he contributed an enormous number of contributions to Barack Obama's campaign. Over the last few years, Pinkins has raked in tens of thousands of dollars in contributions from Act Blue, foreign-owned Democrat campaign operation NGP VAN, the Democrat Collective PAC and major Democrat donors from across the country including Jennifer Allan Soros, Loretta Lynch and Joseph Kaempfer. Pinkins campaigns have also paid Act Blue tens of thousans of dollars. During his 2026 campaign, Pinkins has received multiple warning letters from the FEC over irregularities in his campaign financial disclosures. Pinkins told WTVA News that he knew there was no chance of winning the election. Some argue that the race between Hyde-Smith and Colom would not be razor-thin had he dropped out of the race. However, Pinkins remained in. In an interview on the day after the election, Pinkins said the beautiful thing about a democracy is that voters have freedom of speech to vote for whomever they want. Pinkins said a poll showed that if he ran, 70% of his voters would be disgruntled Republican supporters. Which is ridiculous considering his far-left extremist positions to grant mass amnesty to illegal aliens, his pro-LGBT and pro-abortion agenda, his gun control and expanding the Supreme Court ideology, his anti-Israel, pro-Palestinian propaganda and his previous support for Barack Obama. Pinkins said his goal all along was to defeat the incumbent Sen. Hyde-Smith. He said he purposely did not campaign in majority Black areas. “Here is what needs to be shared. The portion of the vote that I drew – and people were concerned about splitting the Black vote – what I actually did was split the Republican vote,” Pinkins said. “Most of my votes came from Harrison County, DeSoto County, Rankin County, Jackson County, Hancock County, Madison County, Jones County, Pearl River County, Lamar County. All those counties have 13 percent Black population. Sixteen percent Black population. Ten percent Black population because I did not go to the Mississippi Delta. While Scott Colom was going all over this state.” I have unearthed even more disturbing intel on Pinkins which I will be reporting on shortly.