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
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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
Competing Messages Around A Midterm Convention
While Republicans held court at the American Airlines Center, many Texas Democrats offered counter programming to the unconventional midterm convention
Tarrant County To Cut Election Day Voting Sites
The Tarrant County Commissioners voted down party lines to shutter over 90 polling locations on Election Day in the third largest county in the state
Senate Bill 8 Five Years Later
As the state marks five years under SB 8, several of the plaintiffs in the case that sued the state over the law are reflecting on where they have been and what’s to come
Law Banning Certain Drag Shows Unconstitutional
This is the second time that Judge David Hittner ruled Senate Bill 12, which passed in 2023 in the Texas legislature, was too broad for enforcement