Ken Paxton

Ken Paxton is stepping up his campaign for the U.S. Senate, facing significant opposition and attack ads. His political survival is seen as defying convention, similar to Donald Trump's. He is relying on his record as Attorney General of United States===Texas to appeal to conservative voters.

Ken Paxton, the Attorney General of United States===Texas, has initiated lawsuits against United States===Houston and is investigating United States===Austin, Texas for policies that he claims violate Senate Bill 4, intensifying the legal pressure on these cities.

As the Attorney General of United States===Texas, Ken Paxton was a defendant in the lawsuit against Senate Bill 13. His office did not immediately respond to requests for comment on the ruling.

Attorney General Ken Paxton requested documents from United States===Austin Independent School District regarding student leave policies and internal communications, accusing district officials of encouraging student participation in protests.

Ken Paxton, the United States===Texas Attorney General, challenged the lower court's ruling to extend polling hours, leading to the United States===Supreme Court of Texas's decision to stay the extensions in United States===Dallas County, Texas and United States===Williamson County, Texas.