Morgan Williamson

Morgan serves as the Managing Editor for Texas Scorecard—monitoring our media presence, both online and in print. She is a Texas native, Texas State graduate, and veteran staffer of the 83rd Texas Legislature. Aside from a good dose of editing & strategizing, Morgan enjoys proper grammar usage, a lot of coffee, and good company.

Sarah Davis: Not Even a Conservative Whisper

February 17, 2014

While Davis may assume her district is full of naïve voters, I assume it’s not.

Button Melts Down at Tea Party Forum

February 12, 2014

Is hijacking the stage after the closing of a candidate forum the type of conduct becoming of an elected state official? That’s a question voters in...

Worse than Wendy

February 8, 2014

Thanks to several media blitzes, Republican voters all over Texas—and honestly, all over America—are well aware of Democratic Senator turned...

Smitherman Sidesteps the Straus Question

February 7, 2014

As we are all likely aware, there is a speaker’s race heating up as we approach the 84th Texas Legislative Session, so Texans have started to recount...

Dan Branch: Detached, Disinterested, or Defiant?

January 19, 2014

Back in September during The Texas Tribune Festival, Reeve Hamilton posed a question to the three Republican candidates for Attorney General that...

John Carona, We Have a Problem

January 14, 2014

Despite using social media tricks to affect his numbers, the Dallas-area senator may still be out of touch with his district...

Actions Speak Louder than Campaign Ads

August 26, 2013

Texas Comptroller candidate Harvey Hilderbran released his first online campaign ad Monday morning. Maybe it was supposed to be funny…? Aside from...

Abbott Not a Fan of Corporate Welfare Incentives

July 17, 2013

In appearances in San Antonio and Houston, gubernatorial candidate Greg Abbott has hinted he may not be the biggest fan of the state’s...