Lieutenant Governor Pits Two Former Outsiders In Close Race
The same week that Patrick declared a “war on books,” Goodwin toured the state touting the Texas Cares Plan, a healthcare plan designed to make coverage more affordable
James Russell
The Shockingly Close Race For Texas Governor
Greg Abbott, despite being an entrenched incumbent, faces the stiffest challenge of his career from Gina Hinojosa, a five-term representative and former Austin Independent School District School Board President
Data Centers Meet Their Skeptics
In nearly every corner of Texas, bipartisan activists are voicing their disapproval of data centers
The Texas Senate Ad Wars
The blockbuster Senate race in Texas has tallied millions of dollars in ad spending. And for the five leading candidates, the gloves are off.
The Race For Lieutenant Governor
The race to defeat Lieutenant Governor Dan Patrick is an uphill climb in a state where the conservative incumbent is a household name and Democrats haven’t won a statewide office in over thirty years. But three Democrats and three Republicans are taking that risk.
The New Union Leader Turned Texas Senator-Elect
Democrat Taylor Rehmet, a 33-year-old Fort Worth Air Force veteran and Lockheed Martin union leader, defeated Republican Leigh Wambsganss of Southlake in the runoff by more than 14 percentage points
Spotlight On Texas Special Elections
Early voting begins today, January 21, and runs through January 27, in two special elections with national implications