Evaluations show Texas officials had concerns about Dominion Voting Systems product's efficiency and reliability when they rejected their use in January of this year.
Discrepancies in Harris County’s early voting reports have prompted queries from the Texas Secretary of State in the latest controversy over the county’s handling of elections.
Just days after a district judge ordered the secretary of state to disregard election code, the U.S. Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals overruled the order.
After a Texas Supreme Court decision, Libertarian candidates who did not meet the certification requirements will remain on the ballot.
The attorney general is asking the Texas Supreme Court to address the application of the "disability and sickness" provision in state code dictating absentee ballots.
The May municipal elections were postponed to November by Governor Abbott, resulting in the extension of the terms of local officials up for re-election.
As officials spar over expanding mail-in ballot provisions during the coronavirus pandemic, Harris County approved new funding to expand their vote by mail efforts.
The dispute between GOP candidate Josh Flynn and the Harris County Republican Party comes amid a competitive race to succeed retiring Rep. Dwayne Bohac.
Last week, President Trump announced his intentions to designate Mexican cartels as foreign terrorist organizations. Here's a deeper dive into what that means and how it happens.
Governor Greg Abbott appointed Ruth Ruggero Hughs as the new Secretary of State after his previous appointee, David Whitley, resigned.
The embattled nominee was unable to secure the necessary votes in the Senate after a botched voter roll analysis drew heavy criticism from various groups.
