This week’s Texas: The Issue Is... focuses on the midterm election here in Texas.
People like Heider Garcia, in Tarrant County , they have received death threats, there’s been more public records requests, challenging elections results. First off, as the Secretary of State for the state of Texas, was there a secure and safe election in 2020. I don’t think there is anything we are going to find in our audit of the 2020 election that would have changed anything about it.
There's been some concern, social media talk, about your offices actions, specifically in Harris County. What's going on down there where you felt the need to send some observers. I don’t want to say intervene, but Harris County is being looked at different than Dallas County.
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