James Talarico vs. Ken Paxton—What Texas Polls Show One Week Before Midterm
Dan Patrick, Vikki Goodwin clash over taxes, school funding in Texas lieutenant governor race
Candidates for Senate, governor rally together, urge Texans to cast ballots as early voting enters 2nd week
National political leaders make stops in Texas ahead of midterms as battle for control of Congress heats up
Ken Paxton’s state-funded jet-setting draws campaign scrutiny
An Edgelord Gun Influencer Is On His Way To Representing Uvalde In Congress
Early voting surges as Trump launches midterm blitz
Scoop: GOP candidate with Musk ties scrubs AI from campaign site
Trump, Vance head to Texas to rally GOP voters. See where
Harris County officials confident in voting process amid fear of interference: ‘We're prepared'
A smaller line on West Gray as early voting enters its final week
David Avella breaks down GOP midterm strategy as Trump campaigns in Texas
Donald Trump to make campaign stops with trio of Texas college football stars, report says
Texas barbecue restaurant blames "rogue employee" for allowing Paxton event
Can my HOA restrict political yard signs in Texas? Here's what the law says
DOJ to monitor Jefferson County polling places on Election Day
Trump and Democrat James Talarico will hold competing rallies in Texas as they battle for control of the Senate.
Both a provisional ballot and a limited ballot allow you to cast a vote but serve different purposes.
Corruption has particularly animated the crucial Senate battleground of Texas, where Republicans are scrambling to prevent the first Senate Democratic victory since 1988 as state Rep. James Talarico (D) pounds Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton (R) with tens of millions of dollars in advertising calling him corrupt.
Democrat Vicente Gonzalez and Republican Eric Flores square off in a U.S. House district redrawn to benefit the GOP.
Gina Hinojosa, the Democratic candidate for Texas governor, held a rally and spoke to university students during early voting in Corpus Christi.
When a Christian woman pressed Texas Senate candidate James Talarico on abortion during a CNN debate, he answered with five claims about Scripture, medicine and morality. Each of them needs to be challenged.
Artists and the People For the American Way Foundation unveiled four murals near The Breakfast Klub to encourage Houstonians to vote in the midterms.
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