In 2012, Weston Martinez boldly stepped forward to expose serious allegations of widespread voter fraud in Bexar County. His courageous efforts highlighted the urgent need for election integrity in South Texas
Back in December 2012, Weston Martinez, a dedicated San Antonio Republican and election integrity advocate, went public with shocking claims of large-scale voter fraud in Bexar County.
In a powerful interview, Martinez revealed he had a sworn eyewitness statement detailing how a Ballot Board member from the Bexar County Elections Office allegedly helped a Democrat political consultant prepare mail-out ballots at Democrat Party headquarters. He estimated that as many as 7,000 fraudulent votes occurred in a single day, with a potential total of 40,000 across the county — enough to swing multiple races.
Martinez emphasized that voter fraud disrespects the sacrifice of American soldiers who fought to protect our right to free and fair elections. He called for strong action from the Attorney General’s office and the Secretary of State, and urged greater vigilance from Republican grassroots activists.
This story from over a decade ago remains highly relevant today. Weston Martinez deserves recognition for his bravery in shining a light on election irregularities when few others were willing to speak up. His work serves as an inspiration for all who continue fighting for clean, honest elections.
Read the full 2012 article here