Following a slew of Texas GOP retirements from Congress, several open seats in solid Republican districts have taken shape.
Democratic presidential candidate Julián Castro met his fundraising goal and will continue his campaign, but polls indicate he still lacks the support needed to qualify for the November debate.
Here are this week's updates, including snippets from the recording of the once private meeting between Michael Quinn Sullivan and Speaker Dennis Bonnen.
Campaigns are taking shape as candidates announce new third quarter fundraising numbers before the FEC releases the official reports next week. Here's a look at key Texas races.
Beto and Castro look to be among the likely next wave of candidates to drop out and/or seek another office. But nevertheless, their presidential ambitions persist.
Democrats took the stage in Houston last night for the third debate as candidates sparred over healthcare and immigration.
Ahead of tomorrow's Democratic debate, polling shows Warren is trending upwards in the Democratic primary, gaining some ground on frontrunner Joe Biden.
The first-term state senator announced his potential primary challenge to Senator John Cornyn this evening.
Efforts by Texas Democrats to make gains appear increasingly reliant on funding from outside the Lone Star state.
Marchant is the fourth Texas Republican congressman to announce his retirement in the past two weeks.
While Houston will not host the 2020 Democratic National Convention, one of the city's universities will play host to a presidential debate this fall.
In a strong election year for Texas Democrats, State Rep. Matt Rinaldi lost his bid for reelection in 2018. He will not run for the seat in 2020.
