Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton called attention to ActBlue, a popular progressive fundraising platform that has collected record donations for the Harris campaign.
With Election Day only 15 days away, Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton is sounding the alarm about a popular progressive fundraising platform that he says is interfering in the presidential election. 'Our investigation into ActBlue has uncovered facts indicating that bad actors can illegally interfere in American elections by disguising political donations,' Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton wrote in a statement on X.
Then in August 2024, Paxton revealed that an investigation into ActBlue determined the group began requiring donors using credit cards to provide 'CVV' codes, a common security measure. However, Paxton said it appeared that 'straw donations' were systematically being made using false identities, through untraceable payment methods.
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