Stogner said she felt the mailers — which were marketed as a resource guide for LGBTQ+ students from the Texas Transgender Student Union, a group recently formed in Wyoming — were an obvious bid to agitate voters ahead of the November midterm elections.
“If this ends up being legal, it is everything that is wrong with our current political climate,” Stogner said.
The single best reason I’ve heard for why these are fake (regardless of how helpful and supportive the information may be for the target audience) is that the organization they are attributed to says they didn’t send them, and is starting legal action to find out who did.
Also the fact that they were sent almost exclusively to addresses of Republican voters.