Longtime State SenJaneNelson was nominated to serve as the Texas Secretary of State by Gov. Greg Abbott.
,” Nelson tweeted. “Voters expect fair elections with accurate, timely results, and I am committed to making that happen. Texans with all political views should have faith in our election system."“Senator Nelson’s lifelong commitment to public service and deep understanding of state government will be assets in her new role ensuring the critical duties of Secretary of State are fulfilled,” he said.
of the audit were released a year ago and found no evidence of widespread fraud, the Texas Tribune reported. Scott said in his letter the final results will be released “soon” but did not specify a date.Copyright 2022 KERA. To see more, visit
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