One In Five U.S. Election Workers May Quit Amid Threats, Politics

WASHINGTON, DC March 10 (Reuters) - U.S. local election officials are increasingly concerned about threats and political pressure fueled by baseless allegations of voter fraud in...

Ken Paxton Bucks Legal Precedent And Secretary Of State’s Advice In Letting Anyone Examine...

This article was originally published by Votebeat, a nonprofit news organization covering local election administration and voting access. A legal opinion released by Texas Attorney General...

White Nationalist Former Trump Official Spreads Racist Flyer Campaign In Texas

A high profile former official in the Trump Administration known for being a white nationalist launched a racist flyer campaign in Texas with just...

Harris County Officials Work To Solve Election Week Mishap

Election week wasn’t Harris County’s proudest moment. After failing to finish the tally within the 24-hour deadline, they announced days later, it failed to...

The 2022 Political Season is Already Underway in Texas

With ballots still being counted in key swing states in the tight presidential race, some Texans are already setting their sights on the next...

Railroad Commissioner Wayne Christian in Runoff with Attorney Sarah Stogner

A year after the power grid failure that led to millions of Texans losing power and water and hundreds to die, incumbent Wayne Christian,...

Trump And Harris Campaigns To Host Crucial Fundraising Events In Texas This Week

Both major presidential campaigns are making strategic stops in Texas this week to shore up their finances as Election Day nears. First reported by the...

Texas State Bar Complaint Against Paxton Moves Forward

A Texas State Bar complaint that alleges Attorney General Ken Paxton committed professional misconduct is moving forward.The complaint was filed in July 2021 by...

Secretary of State Launches Statewide Voting Awareness Campaign

Texas Secretary of State Ruth R. Hughs has announced the start of a statewide tour to educate Texas voters about what they need to...

Leo Pacheco defeats John Lujan

Leo Pacheco defeated John Lujan for a seat in the Texas House of Representatives.
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