Texas State Rep. James Talarico is under fire for allegedly voting using his parents’ address after buying his own home — a move that may violate state law — just as he publicly accused Attorney General Ken Paxton of similar voter fraud. Paxton, Talarico’s GOP opponent in the U.S. House race, has aggressively pushed election integrity and even launched a tip line for reporting fraud, but his own voting history is now being questioned after his estranged wife said he no longer lives at the address he used to vote. Both men are caught in a swirling controversy over residency rules, with experts noting Texas law is vague and proving intent to cheat is tough. While Paxton’s campaign accuses Talarico of election fraud, Talarico’s team counters with records claiming compliance. The back-and-forth exposes deep hypocrisy in the political fray — as both candidates defend their own pasts while attacking each other’s.
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