A Record Early Vote In Texas
Over 7.7 million Texans cast their ballot in-person or via mail. That amounts to a little over 40 percent of registered voters, a threshold that passes 2018.
Jessica Montoya Coggins
A Fight For The Next Texas Legislature
Statewide races may be generating the most headlines in the lone star state, but there are also pivotal races for the state house and senate on the ballot
Data Centers Emerge As Key Issue For Texas Campaigns
The issue of data centers has taken center stage for many of the races in Texas, and created some interesting alliances
Early Voting Starts In Texas
Even though it has been a generation since Texas has elected a Democrat to a statewide office, the potential for a flip in one or several races seems highly likely.
Candidates Make Final Moves Across Texas
Nathan Johnson is the latest candidate to unveil a political ad in the closing weeks of an election cycle going down to the wire in Texas
A Texas Leader In Reproductive Rights Reaches Milestone
Jane's Due Process may be changing names, but their central mission: supporting Texas teens in accessing reproductive health care, remains the same
A Social Media Post About UT Students Draws Condemnation (From Some)
The reactions to Bo French's racist post came swiftly from some Texas Republicans, including Senator John Cornyn, but not all offered an outright condemnation