No proof but seems plausible. How many others in congress are getting kickbacks? That's why the money keeps flowing.
Let's read the actual charges which involve timesheet fraud by an election worker who worked two full time jobs -- and put in fraudulent timesheets. There was no "rigging of of the 2022 midterm election against Republican candidates". Texas Rangers find no evidence of fraud in Harris County election https://www.houstonchronicle.com/po...n-election-texas-harris-no-fraud-19653715.php State investigators have concluded an investigation into Harris County's highly-scrutinized November 2022 election, finding no evidence that there was an attempt to sway the results, District Attorney Kim Ogg announced Tuesday. However, a former county employee is now facing charges of theft and tampering with government documents. The election official is accused of working two full-time jobs simultaneously, which Ogg said had a negative impact on election operations. Ogg said Darryl Blackburn oversaw supplies for the election and failed to properly allocate ballot paper to polling locations. Blackburn's attorney, Charles Flood, called the charges an "abuse of power." "This case isn’t about the election - it’s about timesheets," Flood said in a statement. "The Texas Rangers made clear that the evidence shows no intent or attempt to influence the 2022 election, so it seems Ms. Ogg’s only motivation is to try and claim my client as some sort of consolation prize. My client is not guilty, and we look forward to defending his innocence." The investigation launched in the wake of the 2022 election after Gov. Greg Abbott called for state official to look into "widespread problems" in Harris County. "The allegations of election improprieties in our state's largest county may result from anything ranging from malfeasance to blatant criminal conduct," Abbott said in a statement at the time. "Voters in Harris County deserve to know what happened. Integrity in the election process is essential. To achieve that standard, a thorough investigation is warranted." The investigation did not produce evidence of intent to impact the outcome of the election for either party, Ogg said. Man accused of disrupting 2022 election held 2 full-time jobs, one of which for Harris County elections office Darryl Blackburn faces five counts of tampering with evidence and one count of theft of a public servant. https://www.khou.com/article/news/p...ring/285-8ce0fa20-bb6e-4187-81d6-22b9c0c09dc5 Harris County prosecutors: Probe finds no evidence of crimes connected to 2022 election https://houstonlanding.org/harris-c...vidence-of-crimes-connected-to-2022-election/ Harris County prosecutors will not charge anyone with crimes connected to the November 2022 election, which was marred by paper ballot shortages and other administrative issues, Harris County District Attorney Kim Ogg said Tuesday. Ogg’s office and the Texas Rangers launched an investigation into the election following complaints by voters. The probe resulted in one unrelated criminal case — a Harris County employee faces felony charges of falsifying employment time cards — but no findings of fraud or other election-related crimes. “This investigation has revealed no evidence that anyone intentionally acted in any way to suppress voter turnout or to close certain voting locations based on known voting tendencies,” said Harris County Assistant District Attorney Michael Levin, who prosecutes public corruption cases. (More at above url)