This comes as Joe Biden recently announced that he will not be seeking a second term as president.

This comes as Joe Biden recently announced that he will not be seeking a second term as president.
Wednesday’s meeting is the city council’s last chance to put bond propositions on the May ballot before the February 16 deadline.
State Rep. Ellen Troxclair is seeking to spoil a comeback attempt by former State Rep. Kyle Biedermann.
Republican candidates for House Districts 12 and 14 discussed their proposed policies for top issues ahead of the March 5 primary election.
The primary election will determine which candidate leads the Republican Party in the state’s largest county.
Brent Hagenbuch—who has been challenged by the other candidates for allegedly not living in the district—did not show up to the event.
The Fort Worth-area seat has three candidates vying for the Republican nomination.
The LIBRE Initiative is once again wading into Texas races.
The Residential Design Review Committee reviews property owner application submissions for updates or improvements that they want to do on their private property, and it has the power to accept or reject these proposed changes.
The special election is slated to take place on January 30.
GOP primary candidates Carrie de Moor and Jace Yarbrough say opponent Brent Hagenbuch doesn’t live in Senate District 30. Consultant Allen Blakemore says he does.
Three different lawmakers say they have not endorsed Rogers, despite campaign material promoting their support.
His opponent alleges that he is deficient in the signatures required to qualify for the ballot.
Three Republican primary candidates for Senate District 30 are challenging the eligibility of Brent Hagenbuch, who documents indicate lives outside the district.
With the retirement of U.S. Rep. Kay Granger, five Republican candidates are vying for the position.
Laura Hill and Nate Schatzline compete to represent North Texans in the state House.
With 34 Republican candidates in the May runoff elections for the state Legislature, Texas Scorecard asked for their plans to protect life.
Stephanie Klick and David Lowe compete to represent North Texas in the state House.
Stan Kitzman and incumbent Phil Stephenson compete to represent Central Texas in the state House.
David Glasheen and Carl Tepper compete to represent West Texas in the state House.
Runoff elections have historically been perilous territory for incumbent lawmakers in Texas.
Sarah Stogner previously said she would self-fund her campaign.
Barron Casteel and Carrie Isaac compete to represent Central Texas in the state House.
With 34 Republican candidates in the May runoff elections for the state Legislature, Texas Scorecard asked for their top three priorities.
Ken Paxton answers questions from Texas Scorecard readers.