Dolcefino Media, owned by Wayne Dolcefino, published two pieces Jan. 29 and Feb. 16 asserting Kinard placed campaign signs while on work time, rarely worked from his office during business ...

According to this, none of the payments made during the period they examined were substantiated," said Todd  Buikema, a principal technical advisor of accounting and reporting.

Ken Paxton’s placement at the bottom of the ballot in the Republican Senate primary does not constitute “election interference,” despite what some conservative influencers claimed on social media.