Talk:Steve Toth

Undisclosed Conflict of Interest by Genxer66

False information was placed in this article by Genxer66. You can review the false information in the following edit: Insertion of false quote to Steve Toth by User:Genxer66. Nowhere in the cited source for the quotation is there any support for the article's false claim that Steve Toth stated he "does not believe dreding [sic] helps remediate flooding." The provided citation contains no such statement, and it obviously fails to support User:Genxer66's inaccurate quotation.

In 2019, Genxer66 attempted to create a Wikipedia article about (Redacted) Beth Guide, a digital consultant for Congressman Dan Crenshaw and his campaign. The proposed article was deleted due to a lack of notability. On the talk page of the draft, she admitted she was willing to rewrite several other articles to support having the article she wrote approved through the Wikipedia process. (Redacted)

In October 2025, Genxer66 began adding negative, unsubstantiated material to the Wikipedia article on Steve Toth while simultaneously inserting positive information in and deleting negative from the article on Dan Crenshaw. Genxer66 has not disclosed that (Redacted) receives direct payments from the Dan Crenshaw for Congress campaign. Genxer66’s company is getting $3,099 a month to edit Wikipedia pages, for the benefit of Dan Crenshaw. These edits occurred just before Crenshaw's re-election campaign launched. The Crenshaw campaign has been directing potential voters to the inaccurate information Genxer66 added to the Steve Toth article. Such edits violate Wikipedia policies and constitute false and deceptive campaigning for public office. These edits violate WP:COI as undisclosed paid editing (UPE). -- LiwenAristodemos (talk) 15:21, 12 February 2026 (UTC)

To add to article

Basic information to add to this article: does Steve Toth hold a college degree (and, if so, which degree and which major)? ~2026-90336-1 (talk) 18:25, 8 March 2026 (UTC)