Texas Residency

Lindell Can’t Vote for Himself in Minnesota Governor Race

Despite campaigning for governor in Minnesota, MyPillow CEO Mike Lindell remains a registered voter in Texas. State law requires gubernatorial candidates to have been a Minnesota resident for at least a year prior to the general election, and voting records indicate Lindell last cast a ballot in Minnesota in 2022. This situation presents an ironic challenge for a candidate who has frequently questioned the integrity of U.S. election systems. Lindell is currently leading the Republican primary field, though hypothetical matchups show a significant lead for the incumbent Democrat.

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Gabbard’s Texas Residency Claim, Hawaii Vote Spark Voter Fraud Accusations

Former Hawaii Representative Tulsi Gabbard, now a Trump administration official, purchased a Texas home and declared Texas residency last June, yet voted in Hawaii’s 2024 general election. This action, coupled with her claiming a Texas homestead tax exemption, raises questions regarding potential violations of both Hawaii voting laws and Texas property tax laws. Gabbard’s representatives maintain she remains a Hawaii resident, citing differing definitions of residency for voting and tax purposes. Legal experts, however, note inconsistencies and potential grounds for investigation into her voting and tax claims.

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