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.
The Republican Party of Texas is mourning Clint Moore, a man members say was both a dear friend a giant in state party politics.
The 62-member State Republican Executive Committee affirmed a resolution unanimously opposing red flag laws and enhanced background checks in a message to party leaders.
Jennifer Fleck discusses her life as a mother and lawyer, why she decided to run, and what she plans to prioritize if elected to office.
The election for chair of the Republican Party of Texas will take place just five and a half months before the 2020 general election.
RPT Chairman James Dickey discusses why he is running once again for the chairmanship and outlines his take on the 86th legislative session.
Sean Trende believes Democrats have opportunities in Texas while Jay Cost predicts that next year's election will look more like 2016 than 2018.
Former Florida Congressman Allen West joins Konni Burton to discuss why he is running for Republican Party of Texas chair, his thoughts on the 86th legislative session, and his love of motorcycles.
Allen West, the former Florida congressman and Tea Party favorite will seek to take control of the Texas GOP to help elect conservatives statewide.
Just a few months ago, congressional Democrats and presidential contenders claimed there was no border crisis. Now, they are singing a much different tune.
Former Speaker of the House Joe Straus launched Texas Forever Forward with $2.5 million coming directly from his Texans for Joe Straus committee.
Property tax reform legislation, referred to by state officials as the premier accomplishment of the legislative session, is now law.
Texas political organizations and interest groups weigh in with mixed feelings about the results of the 86th Legislature.
In 2017, Missy Shorey became the first woman elected to lead the Dallas County Republican Party.
