AudioWeekly Roundup Podcast: Cornyn’s Gun Deal, Texas GOP Convention Friction, Rinaldi Reelected as Party Chair
Catch up on the week's hottest stories in Texas politics with the reporting team at The Texan.
Catch up on the week's hottest stories in Texas politics with the reporting team at The Texan.
This week — Texas GOP legislative priorities are finalized, Cuellar holds off Cisneros after a recount, and a rift grows between Republican pro-LGBT organizations.
Texas GOP activists gathered in Houston for the party's biennial convention with a focus on punching back against their political opponents.
Rinaldi was elected with no opposition, while Myers won a three-way race between herself that wasn't decided until delegate votes were cast from the floor.
After the legislature attempted to change the way the Texas GOP's chair and vice-chair are elected, the party is hitting back.
The nation's largest state party gathering belongs to the Texas GOP, which is set to welcome 10,000 delegates to Houston this week.
Olcott, the challenger, lost the runoff to the incumbent Rogers by just over 300 votes. Now he is calling for a recount.
Rep. Glenn Rogers is serving his first term after winning a runoff in 2020. He is now fighting for his seat in a runoff with Mike Olcott.
Republican Party officials claim Longoria’s plan to have county employees transport ballots and equipment on election day violates election code.
Candidates prioritizing transparency, thrift, and apolitical curriculum trounced candidates focusing on test elimination, diversity measures, and funding hikes.
A claim by an opponent of school vouchers drew a late-night retort from Texas' governor.
This week — Hegar endorses an incumbent’s runoff challenger, Texas GOP Chair Matt Rinaldi applauds an Abbott border security more, and Joe Straus slams Texas Republicans for school curriculum criticisms.