State SenateNew Members, New Dynamics for Texas Senate in 88th Regular Legislative Session
A large group of freshmen senators is changing up the political landscape in the upper chamber of the Texas Legislature.
A large group of freshmen senators is changing up the political landscape in the upper chamber of the Texas Legislature.
Because the appeal was filed over 30 days after the lower court's ruling was issued, Supreme Court dismissed the case due to a lack of jurisdiction.
The Texas Legislature enacted a law last year that prevents state agencies from investing in companies that “boycott” the fossil fuel industry.
County Judge Glen Whitley has previously sparred with fellow Republicans over property taxes.
Democrats have called for additional restrictions on firearms after the shooting deaths of 19 schoolchildren and two teachers in Uvalde.
Patrick is on track to get the Senate he wanted heading into the legislative session in 2023.
This week — a GOP senator changes his tune on redistricting, Beto O’Rourke shies away from his position on gun confiscation, and a local candidate says his brake lines were cut while campaigning.
For the first time in almost two decades, the West Texas senate seat is open and a frontrunner has already emerged.
In a deposition, Seliger expounded on his opposition to the new Senate map, underscoring the tensions between him and the lieutenant governor.
This week — Austin’s Proposition A gets backing from Abbott, a Senate candidate nabs the lieutenant governor’s endorsement, and Texas is set to receive nearly $300 million from an opioid settlement.
Catch up on the week's hottest stories in Texas politics with the reporting team at The Texan.
State Sen. Kel Seliger announced that he will not be seeking reelection to the state legislature, leaving the seat open for a new member.