This week — Ken Paxton and George P. Bush push dueling attack websites, a lawmaker impugns a claim by abortion funds about Roe v. Wade, and 83 Texas House members join the push to stay Melissa Lucio’s execution.
State Rep. Matt Schaefer suggested the possibility of legal repercussions under state law for a company paying for abortion costs.
Last year, a federal judge in Amarillo ordered the U.S. government to reinstate the policy, a decision that was upheld by the Supreme Court.
Republican incumbents on Texas’ two highest courts easily secured the GOP nomination on primary day.
Paxton has released a series of notable endorsements since the primary election while Bush aims for the support of the other challengers' voters.
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Say goodbye to the wax tyrannosaurus and painted potato chips. Ripley's Haunted Adventure is making way for the Alamo Museum.
In a race for a statewide seat that will likely stay red, Republican primary candidates diverge on natural resource leases and the border.
Attorney General Ken Paxton has begun launching ads critical of one of his three GOP opponents, Congressman Louie Gohmert.
