Ken Paxton’s State-Funded Travel Faces Scrutiny in Texas Senate Campaign
Texas Senate candidate Ken Paxton has made about 350 out-of-state trips since taking office as attorney general, The New York Times reports.
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Ken Paxton’s state-funded travel is drawing scrutiny during his campaign for a U.S. Senate seat in Texas, according to The New York Times.
Paxton, a Republican, has taken roughly 350 trips beyond Texas since being sworn in as the state’s attorney general, the newspaper reported.
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