Dallas Republican Party Chairman Rodney Anderson Stepping Down
Dallas County Republican Party chairman Rodney Anderson is stepping down.
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Dallas County Republican Party chairman Rodney Anderson is stepping down.
Dozens of Texas Democrats who flew to Washington, D.C., to break quorum in Austin could be arrested once they return to the Texas Capitol.
There are many questions surrounding the Texas Democrats' decision to leave the state during a special session and how it affects any proceedings. Here are some answers.
Questions were raised about Texas after the MLB moved this year's All-Star game from Atlanta to Denver due to a Georgia voting law that critics said would negatively affect communities of color.
Dallas civil rights attorney Lee Merritt joined a crowded 2022 race for Texas attorney general Tuesday against embattled Republican incumbent Ken Paxton.
Texas Democrats who hurriedly fled Austin to Washington to block sweeping new election laws back home acknowledged they can't stay away forever and urged Congress to act on voting rights.
The Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT) has delivered what it calls a "roadmap to improving grid reliability" to Gov. Greg Abbott, members of the Legislature and the Public Utility Commission.
Attorney General Ken Paxton has agreed to stop blocking constituents from following his personal Twitter account after a lawsuit argued he violated the First Amendment rights of Texans.
Nearly 100 left-leaning organizations are asking Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer to schedule a new vote this month on Democrats' sweeping voting and elections bill.
Democrats in the Texas Legislature have left the state in a second revolt against a GOP overhaul of election laws, according to the Texas Democratic Caucus.
The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services is giving $29,713,240 to 115 rural hospitals in Texas for COVID-19 testing and mitigation.
Texas Republicans made clear they intended to advance a bill — which would prohibit 24-hour polling places, ban drop boxes and stop drive-thru voting — this weekend, with a vote on the proposals expected this week.
Some Texas Democrats are looking into the possibility of staging a second walkout as state Republicans continue their push for sweeping voting measures during the special session.
The Texas Democrats' elections bill would allow voter registration online, automatically register people to vote when they get a drivers license and expand access in other ways.
The newly filed election integrity bills quickly became the most contentious issue as the Special Session of the Texas Legislature began on July 8.
