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Talarico rallies draw huge crowds in South Texas
Thousands turned out for State Rep. James Talarico’s South Texas tour, reflecting the growing energy behind his progressive campaign.
Sep 29
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Who’s running for Texas governor (so far)
The race for governor is heating up, with several candidates announcing their campaigns ahead of the Spring primaries.
Sep 26
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Texas Republicans may have overplayed their hand in redistricting
The new South Texas district lines, drawn to give Republicans an edge, may backfire as Latino voters continue reassessing their political loyalties in…
Sep 23
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Elon Musk set to tighten his grip over South Texas community
Apr 23
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Local power is on the ballot in Texas today
May 3
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Redistricting offers little help for Texas residents
Aug 21
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Vouchers will destroy public education in South Texas
Apr 19
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Texas Senate votes to bring Jim Crow back
Apr 26
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Texas Republicans may have overplayed their hand in redistricting
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Republicans look to expand gains in gerrymandered South Texas districts
In a region long seen as a Democratic stronghold, Republicans like Mayra Flores are moving to capitalize on newly drawn districts that tilt the balance…
Sep 5
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Redistricting offers little help for Texas residents
The Republican efforts to redistrict the state mid-decade will not improve the material conditions for Texas residents.
Aug 21
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Bobby Pulido charts his own path amid congressional decision
The Tejano icon is steering clear of political labels and choosing instead to define his own identity.
Aug 19
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South Texas healthcare on life support
The promise of Medicare Advantage is unraveling in rural South Texas, leaving critical hospitals in peril.
Jun 26
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Cinco de Mayo isn’t Mexico’s Fourth of July
Cinco de Mayo marks the historic Mexican victory over French forces in 1862—a moment that not only defied European imperialism, but also dealt a blow to…
May 5
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Local power is on the ballot in Texas today
Texas voters are casting their ballots that will decide the balance of power in cities and school boards across the state today.
May 3
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Poll: Texas Republicans could lose U.S. Senate race
An internal poll conducted by former Trump campaign manager Brad Parscale showed Ken Paxton trailing Colin Allred by double-digits.
May 1
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Texas Republicans just don’t want you to vote
The GOP-dominated Texas Legislature is considering a bill to ban cities and counties from mailing voter registration forms to residents.
Apr 28
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Texas Senate votes to bring Jim Crow back
The Texas Senate recently advanced a bill that would require a passport, original birth certificate, or citizenship papers in addition to a photo ID to…
Apr 26
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