Faith
Texas Acts to Protect Citizen Voting Rights
Faith Facts
- Over 2,700 potential noncitizens were found registered to vote in Texas after a detailed state review.
- At least 33 individuals may have voted illegally in the 2024 election, and these cases are now under investigation.
- Proposition 16 on the upcoming ballot seeks to reinforce that only U.S. citizens can vote in Texas elections.
Texas leaders, dedicated to safeguarding the right to vote for all eligible citizens, identified potential noncitizens on voter rolls through a partnership with federal immigration resources. Efforts were made by the Secretary of State’s office to send notices and ensure only Americans participate in elections, following strict election laws and Christian commitments to justice.
Counties such as Harris and Dallas reported the highest numbers of flagged voters, while one-third of Texas counties found none.
“Everyone’s right to vote is sacred and must be protected,” Secretary of State Jane Nelson declared.
Faith-driven Texans support measures like Proposition 16 to defend integrity in the electoral process, believing strong standards reflect Biblical stewardship and patriotic duty.