In the contentious Republican runoff in Central Texas, Pete Sessions claimed the nomination with 54 percent of the vote against Renee Swann.
Republican voters in TX-17 will soon choose their nominee: Pete Sessions, a former congressman, or Renee Swann, who has spent her career outside of politics.
San Antonian and former FBI head, William Sessions, passed away on June 12. The longtime Texas attorney, judge, and investigator served as the director of the FBI from 1987 to 1993.
Here's a look at how some of the key runoff races for congressional seats in Texas are shaping up based on the most recent campaign finance reports.
Rep. Bill Flores' endorsement, and the money that came with it, was enough to push Renee Swann into the runoff against former Rep. Pete Sessions.
Flores has been a combination of conservative and establishment Republican while in Congress — riding in on the Tea Party's 2010 wave and verbally opposing the conservative House Freedom Caucus.
In 2018, Brady PAC won 88 percent of its federal races. One of those they lost was against Rep. Chip Roy (R-TX-21). This year, the pro-gun control group hopes Wendy Davis can pull it off.
The Republican primary race to challenge Rep. Colin Allred intensifies in Texas' 32nd Congressional District after the historically GOP district flipped Democrat in 2018.
With 48 days until the Texas primary, nine TX-17 candidates convened at a bar in College Station for a forum on the issues concerning voters.
With Rep. Will Hurd retiring, one of the most competitive districts in the nation will have an open seat for the first time since it was created.
Following a slew of Texas GOP retirements from Congress, several open seats in solid Republican districts have taken shape.
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.
Here are this week's updates, including a debate between RPT Chairman James Dickey and Allen West, and higher office aspirations for George P. Bush.
Former Congressman Pete Sessions served 11 terms in the House of Representatives and chaired the powerful Rules Comittee prior to his defeat in 2018.
The 32nd Congressional District incorporates most of the northern and eastern suburbs of Dallas and is a top target for Republicans.
