Natalie Weber
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Houston Public Media
The Republican governor has promised to lower property taxes as he seeks reelection this November.
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A study by New American Economy, a research fund that's focused on immigration, shows a growth in Hispanic and foreign-born voters in Texas. -
Voters in downtown Dallas, Allen, Arlington and other polling locations across the metroplex turned out for the first day of early voting. -
With early voting beginning Tuesday, North Texas voters talk about what's on their minds as they head to the polls. The pandemic, economy, immigration & racial justice are just some of the issues they care about. -
Cornyn repeatedly tried to paint Hegar as a puppet of Democratic leaders and too liberal for Texas. She argued he has lost touch with the state after 18 years in the Senate. -
“People still don’t have an opinion of these candidates,” says Renée Cross of UT-Houston’s Hobby School. “This debate should give an opportunity for the voters to become much more aware of the candidates and their stances.” -
Texas is one of just five states not allowing widespread mail-in voting this year. -
Tarrant County Sheriff Bill Waybourn is running for re-election, and he's taking heat for the 10 inmates who've died in his jail so far this year. COVID-19 is responsible for only one of those deaths. -
Vice President Pence and Democratic vice presidential nominee Kamala Harris are debating in Salt Lake City Wednesday at 8 p.m. CT. -
Kamala Harris is pitching herself and Joe Biden as a team that can make meaningful progress on issues that matter to Black Americans, like police reform, ending the new coronavirus pandemic and creating a more equitable economy. -
Four positions on the state's highest civil court are on the ballot this fall. -
Voting can be complicated, and the pandemic has only heightened the challenge. Here's what you need to know to vote in the 2020 general election in North Texas. -
The evangelical Protestant community, which makes up nearly one out of every three Texans, remains largely in President Donald Trump’s corner – but there are signs of generational division that could hurt Republicans.
