Incumbents are running from their records, and missing data is hiding the continued border surge.
Daniel Greer
A 2021 Court Ruling is Making Waves in 2024
Texans concerned about voter fraud have an outlet in the GOP primary.
Will the Texas Supreme Court Continue to Act Independently?
The highest court in Texas is under pressure from all sides regarding Ken Paxton.
Gov. Abbott’s Campaign Treasurer and Texans for Lawsuit Reform Oppose Abbott-Endorsed Candidate
Political giving by a well-connected beer distributor from Houston is raising eyebrows.
Pfizer Injects Funds Into Texas Lawmakers Campaign Coffers
Lawmakers and political action committees made their latest campaign finance disclosures this week, and one big pharmaceutical company’s political giving was in the spotlight.
Push to Expand Gambling in Texas Grew in 2023
The past year has seen concerted efforts to expand gambling in Texas.
Election Security Remains a Chief Concern for Voters in 2024
The past year, though it was dominated by other policy concerns, did see movement on election reform and citizen engagement.
Greer: Soros Messing With Texas Elections?
Election law needs to change.
Greer: Thank Goodness Media Hacks and Grocers Don’t Run Elections
The actions of local officials to circumvent the legislative process and implement a wide range of voting changes—at the last minute—is being applauded by the media.
Greer: Harris County’s Unlawful Election Proposals
Harris County is rushing to implement questionable and, in some cases, unlawful changes to its election administration, undermining trust and likely disenfranchising voters in the process.