Steven Hotze, a Republican megadonor and fierce supporter of the debunked theory that...
– one that became a nationally known example of how an election fraud theory could put an unsuspecting civilian in danger.
Conservative activists, including Steven Hotze, speak on Nov. 15, 2022, during a protest regarding Harris County's handling of the 2022 midterm election. The event took place outside the Harris County Administration Building in Houston.Once considered the darling of the Houston area's ultraconservative movement, Hotze, 72, has become less influential in recent years.
Now, the documents made available as part of the civil lawsuit against Hotze, including a tax return for the Liberty Center and a deposition that forced him to answer questions under oath, offer more clues.
All Hotze knew, he said, was that Aguirre had apparently discovered that undocumented Hispanic children were filling out hundreds of thousands of phony ballots in locations across the county to swing the 2020 election results in favor of the Democrats. That 84-page report alleged that a witness overheard a Democratic political staffer bragging about the ability to"harvest 700,000 illegal ballots" in 2019. Another witness later told the private investigators that she'd been approached at a grocery store and offered $50 gift cards to fill out the ballots, the report said.
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