After being ousted from the capitol in 2020, former state Sen. Pete Flores got one step closer to returning to the Senate last night.
So far, Pete Flores is the only Senate candidate endorsed by Lt. Governor Dan Patrick to head to a runoff and not win outright.
In their July quarterly financial filings, Rep. Dan Crenshaw and Wendy Davis reported raising the most money out of all U.S. House candidates in Texas.
No winner has been called yet in the GOP runoff to replace retiring Rep. Will Hurd, as only seven votes separate Tony Gonzales and Raul Reyes.
Sen. Ted Cruz launched a “Cruz 20 for 20 Victory Fund” which will support 25 conservative congressional members or candidates by raising $100,000 for each.
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.
The 2018 Democratic nominee for the 23rd Congressional District, Gina Ortiz Jones, cruised to victory in her primary avoiding a runoff.
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.
With a number of open seats and highly competitive districts, here's a look at how some of the races across Texas are shaping up in our Battleground Update series.
