In the wake of recent shootings in El Paso, Midland, and Odessa, Texas political leaders announced a set of executive orders meant to reduce the risk of further violence and the formation of two bipartisan legislative committees to study and recommend potential new policy solutions. Outside Austin, twenty-six candidates in total have filed to run…
Ballot Order Drawn for Constitutional Amendments. On July 23, Deputy Secretary of State Joe Esparza drew the ballot order for the ten proposed constitutional amendments that will appear on the November 5th ballot. After the ceremony, the Deputy Secretary reminded all eligible Texans to exercise their right to vote: “The future of Texas is and…
As the run-offs for the Democratic Party and Republican Party primaries draw near (May 22, 2018), election buzz is in full swing with the remaining candidates entering the final stretch of the primaries. There are also a couple of special elections coming up in districts where the legislator resigned before the end of their term.…
Early voting is well underway for the Texas Primaries. Election Day is next Tuesday, March 6th. With a wide-open speaker’s race – all eyes are on who will win the primaries in the Texas House. The Republican Primary has several races where traditional pro-business Republicans and socially conservative Republicans are fighting it out for control…