After a long night of deliberation, the state House passed an amended version of the GOP priority election integrity bill.
Rep. Tony Tinderholt (R-Arlington) said Republicans are counting on voters, the “lowest level of local control,” to reach out to lawmakers.
A spokesman for Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton said The New York Times took his remarks about Gov. Greg Abbott out of context.
Bills both expanding and contracting the use of toll roads have been proposed in the Texas legislature. Additionally, a bill to streamline toll billing practices and cap fees has been filed.
This week — a look at Texas politics the week of the legislative bill filing deadline.
This week — here’s a look at what’s happening in Texas politics during Presidential Inauguration Week.
This week — here's a look at what's happening in Texas politics, particularly after the anarchic events in Washington D.C. unfolded.
Stances taken by Republican Party of Texas Chairman Allen West have spurred irritation among some of the party faithful, but the conflict is emblematic of a broader intra-party dispute.
Numerous state officials have weighed in on Attorney General Ken Paxton's lawsuit challenging the validity of four states' exogenous election dictates as the Supreme Court considers whether to hear the case.
Texas GOP Chair Allen West has vociferously opposed Rep. Dade Phelan as the likely speaker for the 87th Legislative Session.
A new lawsuit takes on Harris County’s drive-thru voting stations and seeks to set aside ballots cast through what they say is an illegal procedure.
A state court sided with Harris County, allowing their universal curbside voting expansion to continue. The decision will be appealed to the Texas Supreme Court.
The Republican Party of Texas seeks to stop Harris County’s expansion of curbside, or “drive-thru,” voting to all registered voters, noting that Election Code limits the practice.
Texas Democrats are looking to build upon 2018 gains, and a $6 million influx of Biden campaign ads won't hurt that prospect. But some remain skeptical about Texas really being in play.
After canceling the Young Americans for Liberty convention in August, the City of Dallas will now face a lawsuit from the organization to recover lost damages.
West said if Harris County Clerk Hollins does not follow the law and court orders regarding mail-in ballots, the attorney general should confiscate the unsecured printed materials.
Here's a list of the top lawsuits filed since the coronavirus pandemic and resulting shutdowns disrupted the lives of Texans.
Following an unconventional nomination process, Pat Fallon was chosen as the next Republican nominee in Texas' 4th Congressional District.
After a year-long campaign hobbled by the coronavirus, Texas Republicans elected Allen West as their new chairman.
The online Texas GOP convention has been plagued by technical difficulties — including delays in credentialing — but progress has been made on selecting the constitutionally-required electors.
