A local official's voting history is under scrutiny. Texas state Representative James Talarico is facing questions about his voter registration. It appears that Talarico cast ballots in multiple elections from an address that was not his own residence.
He had purchased a home in the area, but used his parents' address when voting. Further details about this situation are available from the El Paso Herald-Post, which reported on the story based on information from ProPublica.
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