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A Texas lawsuit temporarily blocks a $3B dementia research fund approved by voters, citing unverified voting machines.
A Texas lawsuit has temporarily blocked the state’s newly approved $3 billion dementia research fund, passed by nearly 70% of voters in the Nov. 4 election, citing unverified voting machines.
Filed by three self-represented plaintiffs, the challenge seeks to invalidate Proposition 14’s results, though no other ballot measures were contested.
Under current law, constitutional amendments cannot take effect if challenged, and a new law allowing such measures to proceed isn’t set to take effect until Dec. 4.
Lt. Gov.
Dan Patrick called the lawsuit “frivolous,” stressing the fund’s importance for the estimated 500,000 Texans affected by dementia.
The Dementia Prevention and Research Institute of Texas aims to attract researchers and support studies on Alzheimer’s and related disorders using state surplus funds.
Una demanda de Texas bloquea temporalmente un fondo de investigación de demencia de $ 3B aprobado por los votantes, citando máquinas de votación no verificadas.