A week after the 2020 election, Texas Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick announced that he was offering up to $1 million -- paid from his campaign account --"to incentivize, encourage and reward people to come forward and report voter fraud."
Nearly a year later, Patrick, a Republican, has paid out his first reward: $25,000 to a Democrat in Pennsylvania, who reported a man for voting twice. Eric Frank, a poll worker, received the money earlier this month for his part in reporting Ralph Holloway Thurman, a Republican who after voting once, attempted to vote a second time as his son, as first reported by the Dallas Morning News. "Of course, I never do anything for money, that's just how I was raised.
DanPatrick you owe me $25k
oh, the irony, the irony......
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I wish you paid that kind of money to me haha
We had only 5 incidence of fraudulent ballots in PA and the Republicans were entirely responsible in all 5 cases. Democrats had 0 fradulent ballots. That's a super clean and well run election. Congrats PA election officials.
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