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Inside Texas Politics
Inside Texas Politics: Texas GOP chair wants an attorney general focused on constituents, not personal legal issues
Inside Texas Politics
Inside Texas Politics: Republicans Luther, Springer face off in Senate District 30 runoff election
Early voting for the runoff election begins on Dec. 9.
Inside Texas Politics
Inside Texas Politics: What does the future of politics look like for Republicans, Democrats in the state
As the Texas Legislature gets ready to reconvene, what will 2021 look like in Austin and who will end up Speaker of the House?
Inside Texas Politics
Inside Texas Politics: Former RNC chairman backs Democratic candidate Joe Biden
Michael Steele says the Republican Party needs to "return to being a governing party that the American people would trust."
Inside Texas Politics
Inside Texas Politics: Cornyn says he's not distancing himself from Trump
"When we have those private conversations, the president always listens and sometimes changes his mind," Sen. John Cornyn said.
Inside Texas Politics
Inside Texas Politics: What is the Texas Railroad Commission? A look at who's running
Dallas Democrat Chrysta Castañeda is running against Republican Jim Wright for a seat on the Texas Railroad Commission, which oversees the oil and gas industry.
Inside Texas Politics
Inside Texas Politics: Dallas County judge says COVID-19 numbers are trending the wrong way to justify opening bars
“We now have a 40% increase in hospitalizations since Sept. 27 and a 20% increase since that time in the average number of daily COVID cases,” Judge Jenkins said.
Inside Texas Politics
Inside Texas Politics: Democrat MJ Hegar says Supreme Court justices should have term limits
Hegar received a major boost during the last quarter in her effort to unseat Republican incumbent Sen. John Cornyn when she raised $13.5 million.
Politics
Historic Latino turnout expected in November election
"This November, Latinos will pass Blacks as the largest minority voting group in the country," said Mike Madrid, co-founder of The Lincoln Project.
Inside Politics
Inside Texas Politics: Republican congressman says economy needs help, but proposals are too expensive
“I don’t think that there’s any doubt that there’s going to have to be some type of additional help to the economy,” said Congressman Michael Burgess.
Inside Texas Politics
When it comes to Texas' mail-in voting requirements, what qualifies as a disability is largely left up to the voter
When applying for a ballot by mail, the state of Texas does not require citizens to prove they have a disability.
Inside Texas Politics
Inside Texas Politics: Judge Jenkins explains how commissioners lowered tax rate, didn't increase spending
Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins said small cuts were made as the county modernizes, but the services for the public will remain largely the same.
Inside Texas Politics
Inside Texas Politics: Republicans Luther, Springer face off in Senate District 30 runoff election
Early voting for the runoff election begins on Dec. 9.
Inside Texas Politics
Inside Texas Politics: What does the future of politics look like for Republicans, Democrats in the state
As the Texas Legislature gets ready to reconvene, what will 2021 look like in Austin and who will end up Speaker of the House?
Inside Texas Politics
Inside Texas Politics: Former RNC chairman backs Democratic candidate Joe Biden
Michael Steele says the Republican Party needs to "return to being a governing party that the American people would trust."
Inside Texas Politics
Inside Texas Politics: Cornyn says he's not distancing himself from Trump
"When we have those private conversations, the president always listens and sometimes changes his mind," Sen. John Cornyn said.
Inside Texas Politics
Inside Texas Politics: What is the Texas Railroad Commission? A look at who's running
Dallas Democrat Chrysta Castañeda is running against Republican Jim Wright for a seat on the Texas Railroad Commission, which oversees the oil and gas industry.
Inside Texas Politics
Inside Texas Politics: Dallas County judge says COVID-19 numbers are trending the wrong way to justify opening bars
“We now have a 40% increase in hospitalizations since Sept. 27 and a 20% increase since that time in the average number of daily COVID cases,” Judge Jenkins said.
Inside Texas Politics
Inside Texas Politics: Democrat MJ Hegar says Supreme Court justices should have term limits
Hegar received a major boost during the last quarter in her effort to unseat Republican incumbent Sen. John Cornyn when she raised $13.5 million.
Politics
Historic Latino turnout expected in November election
"This November, Latinos will pass Blacks as the largest minority voting group in the country," said Mike Madrid, co-founder of The Lincoln Project.
Inside Politics
Inside Texas Politics: Republican congressman says economy needs help, but proposals are too expensive
“I don’t think that there’s any doubt that there’s going to have to be some type of additional help to the economy,” said Congressman Michael Burgess.
Inside Texas Politics
When it comes to Texas' mail-in voting requirements, what qualifies as a disability is largely left up to the voter
When applying for a ballot by mail, the state of Texas does not require citizens to prove they have a disability.
Inside Texas Politics
Inside Texas Politics: Judge Jenkins explains how commissioners lowered tax rate, didn't increase spending
Dallas County Judge Clay Jenkins said small cuts were made as the county modernizes, but the services for the public will remain largely the same.
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