This week — the Abbott campaign has purchased its first general election ad space, a Texas Democratic leader will retire after next term if he wins re-election, and Texas GOP delegates favor DeSantis as the non-Trump 2024 candidate.
Five county district attorneys in Texas have already said they will not pursue charges against individuals who violate abortion laws.
Gas prices are often the most visible victim of inflation, with the fluctuations seen on so many street corners.
Within two days of advancing to the runoff, Beckley suggested Collier "doesn't inspire the base" and called on him to drop out of the runoff.
Collier won the Democratic nomination in 2018 and came within 5 points of defeating Patrick in the general election.
Mayor Eric Johnson called “racism within the Democratic Party” the “800 lb. gorilla in the room.”
This week — here’s a look at what’s happening in Texas politics during Presidential Inauguration Week.
The order temporarily halts the elimination of straight-ticket voting, enjoining the secretary of state from carrying out what the law commands.
The new proposals will need to go through the legislative process after the legislature convenes in January before going into effect.
After a lower court ordered the removal of Green Party candidates from the ballot, the Texas Supreme Court reversed the decision.
Texas Supreme Court Justice Paul Green will retire two-thirds of the way through his third term on the state's highest court.
In Texas, Democrats have pushed hard for expanded vote-by-mail capabilities due to the pandemic while Republicans warn it could lead to more fraudulent voting.
