Overview
- Public records show Ken and Angela Paxton declared each of their three Texas homes as primary residences on mortgage applications to secure lower interest rates.
- They improperly collected homestead tax exemptions on two properties at the same time, violating state law.
- Federal and state statutes prohibit false statements on mortgage documents and claiming homestead breaks on multiple residences.
- Similar residency misrepresentation cases prompted federal inquiries into New York Attorney General Letitia James and Senator Adam Schiff, but Paxton’s actions remain uninvestigated.
- The disclosures are poised to become focal points in his 2026 Republican Senate primary challenge to Senator John Cornyn.