Cook Political Report Now Says Race For President Is a 'Toss-Up' In Texas
SMU Political Professor Matthew Wilson Talks Presidential Election In Texas And Texas Becoming A Toss-Up State With Jack Fink
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SMU Political Professor Matthew Wilson Talks Presidential Election In Texas And Texas Becoming A Toss-Up State With Jack Fink
A federal court in San Antonio issued a ruling Tuesday night requiring that all voters, poll workers, and poll watchers wear masks at the polls throughout the state leading into the November election.
The high-court court ruling upholds a restriction Abbott imposed on Oct. 1, just before early voting in the Nov. 3 general election was to open.
Whichever party controls the Texas House will not only have a say over policy, but redistricting as well.
"Let's just be honest, 50% of the population is not going to be happy," Dallas Police Association President Mike Mata said.
Ballot scanning machines are rejecting about one-third of mail-in ballots returned by voters in Tarrant County. The problem has impacted more than 22,000 ballots so far.
Collin County Judge Chris Hill has tested positive for the coronavirus.
The northern Dallas suburbs have been trending more purple. The Cook Political Report previously moved this race from "Likely Republican" to "Lean Republican."
The Dallas County Republican Party said Terrance Garrido was recorded marking the signs and saying, "Stop arresting people for small amounts of marijuana."
Toward the end of their second and final debate, the former Vice President and President Donald Trump butted heads over the energy industry.
CBS 11 News political reporter Jack Fink sat down with Texas Democratic Party Chair Gilberto Hinojosa for his reaction to the last presidential debate fo 2020.
CBS 11 News political reporter sat down with GOP Party Chair Allen West for his reaction to last night's presidential debate.
Biden's plan doesn't call for a ban on climate-damaging fossil fuels and instead focuses on technologies that can capture pollution from oil and other sources.
President Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden met in Nashville Thursday night for their second and final debate.
Watch and participate in the final presidential debate tonight at 8PM on the CBSN DFW Second Screen Experience here!