Crenshaw Defends Himself After Snapping At Young Girl: ‘Don’t Question My Faith!’
On Monday, during the Montgomery County Tea Party, Rep. Dan Crenshaw snapped at an 18-year-old girl for putting his faith on the stand. After...
Texas early voting numbers lower than expected
Texas early voting numbers were lower in the state’s three special elections than anticipated. In Harris County alone, about 164,000 people cast a ballot...
Student Political Groups Work to Get Young People Registered to Vote
With the fall semester about to begin, navigating online classes and a global pandemic are not the only things on the minds of Texas...
Early Voting in Texas Constitutional Election Began This Week, What’s It All About?
Early voting for a "uniform election" is underway across Texas. Starting this week, voters will have the opportunity to change the Texas Constitution. Eight...
Republicans Piling Up to Challenge Talarico for Texas District 52
At least three Republicans have already declared their intention to challenge a Democratic stronghold in Texas, District 52 which contains Round Rock, Hutto, and...
The Race For Attorney General Is Heating Up; Ken Paxton Takes First Swing at...
Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton made an appearance today at The Mark Davis Show, he used the opportunity to talk about his upcoming reelection...
State Senator Garcia resigns, December 11 election to decide replacement
State Senator Sylvia Garcia (D - Houston) has resigned from her position after being elected to the U.S. Congress. Governor Greg Abbott has called for a Tuesday, December 11 election to decide her successor.
Senator Ted Cruz Is Donald Trump’s ‘Ride Or Die’
A recent Washington Post article revealed Sen. Ted Cruz has gone to extreme lengths in order to stay in former president Donald Trump’s good...
Millions Spent In Air Wars In The Texas Governor Race
With less than a month before election day, both Gov. Greg Abbott and Democratic challenger Beto O’Rourke have spared no expense when it comes...
Texas Supreme Court Hears Arguments in Harris County Mail Ballot Case
The Texas Supreme Court convened via Zoom on Wednesday to hear arguments for and against sending mail ballot applications to all 2.4 million registered...
