Texas AG Sues 6 School Districts for “Illegal” Anti-Voucher Electioneering | Texas Lawyer
















A Bexar County Elections Department official demonstrates use of a voting machine. Courtesy: Bexar County

“It is certainly not unusual for Attorney General Paxton to bully public educators to promote his personal agenda,” Castleberry ISD attorney Dennis J. Eichelbaum said.

March 04, 2024 at 06:06 PM

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What You Need to Know

  • The Texas attorney general sued six school districts alleged to have participated in illegal electioneering against candidates that support school vouchers.
  • District courts have entered temporary injunctions against three school districts.
  • The allegations generally cite the use of school resources to promote anti-voucher candidates in the primary election.

During the early voting period for the March 5 primary, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton filed suit against six school districts alleged to have participated in illegal electioneering against candidates supporting school vouchers.

To date, district courts have entered temporary injunction orders against three school districts and their officers.

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