From Lead Stories · · 50s
Texas Voting Text Misdirected
A Texas voting text message was sent to a living voter with same name as dead grandfather, not misdirected to deceased.
In brief
A Texas voting text message was sent to a living voter with same name as dead grandfather, not misdirected to deceased. A living voter in Harris County, Texas, received a voting text message intended for a dead grandfather, but the text was not misdirected. Originally reported by Lead Stories.
Text Message Claim
A Texas tipster claimed his dead grandfather was registered to vote in Humble, Texas.
“🚨A texas tipster says that his grandfathers (dead for 16 years) was registered to vote in humble texas.”
Text Message Details
The text message sent to Milton Jordan at 7903 Forest Point Dr, Humble, TX.
“+1 (734) 969-0407 a w jones elementary school - november 3rd, 2026 milt, if you are registered to vote at [redacted], you should be able to vote on tuesday at a w jones elementary school at 7903 forest point dr, humble, tx 77338 (pictured). confirm if that's correct and check hours on the official government site: https://goelect.txelections.civixapps.com/ivis-mvp-ui/#/login -vote ready stop to end”
Voter Registration Check
A living voter named Milton Jordan registered at the address in Harris County, Texas.
“Milton Dale Jordan 1937 - 2010”
Voter Records Verified
Public records show Milton Jordan, age 40s, registered to vote at 7903 Forest Point Dr, Humble, TX.
“Milton jordan 1937 - 2010”
The bottom line
A living voter in Harris County, Texas, received a voting text message intended for a dead grandfather, but the text was not misdirected.
