This week — here’s a look at what’s happening in Texas politics during the first week of the 87th legislative session.
This week — here's a look at what's happening in Texas politics, particularly after the anarchic events in Washington D.C. unfolded.
This week — Here's a peek at the discussion surrounding what the 87th legislative session will look like during a pandemic.
This week — Texas lawmakers differ on support for an elections lawsuit filed by the attorney general and state representatives advocate for expanded COVID-19 vaccine administration.
This week — the staffing lineup is announced for the presumptive speaker’s team, legislators pen a pro-Second Amendment letter, and rumors about COVID-19 restrictions in the capitol swirl.
This week — a senator calls out a state agency, GOP leaders go to blows, and a legislator weighs in on COVID-19 protocols and the upcoming legislative session.
This week — take a look at the margins of victory in all 150 Texas House districts from Tuesday's results compared to those in 2018.
This week — a detailed look at the plot points in the race to replace outgoing Texas House Speaker Dennis Bonnen.
This week — Gov. Abbott pledges millions to aid Texas Republicans, a Democratic super PAC pours more money into state legislative races, and new campaign ads are released.
This week — Gov. Abbott says he may override localities that don’t allow bars to reopen, the Texas Workforce Commission repositions, and more campaign ads are released.
This week — legislators look to ban taxpayer-funded lobbying, Texas legislative districts are ranked from red to blue, and more campaign ads launch.
This week — a former Senate candidate launches a PAC, new public school special interest group endorsements are made, and campaign advertisements are compiled.
This week — a GOP legislator publicly withdraws support from Gov. Abbott, and a new batch of state and federal campaign ads are released.
This week — a gun control group launches new ads for Texas House candidates, a former Texas speaker weighs in on mail-in ballots, and this week’s campaign spots are compiled.
This week — a Democratic super PAC eyes the Texas House, Abbott's pledge to support law enforcement is countered by Democrats, and new campaign ads are released.
This week — a pro-choice group endorses Republican Sarah Davis, a GOP PAC prepares to defend the Texas House, and new ads hit the airwaves.
This week — The DCCC adds three new districts to its list of targets, state leaders come under fire for budget cuts, and Abbott appoints new judges.
This week — a candidate will file legislation to limit the governor’s executive power, two Texas Democrats speak at the national convention, and lawmakers request flexibility for religious visits at long-term care facilities.
This week — the George Floyd Act is introduced, a senator tests positive for COVID-19, and Texas Democrats opine a lack of representation at their national convention.
The list of candidates in most Texas legislative races has solidified — here's a look at the Democrats and Republicans running in each.
