Decision Texas Archive

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U.S. Rep. Allred Pushes LGBT Agenda on the US Military

September 30, 2024

U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz’ Democrat challenger has signed a letter urging Congress to keep radical LGBT ideology and funding for transgender surgeries in the military.

Harris County Appraisal District Election Will Give Voters a Voice

February 14, 2024

A voter-approved proposition in November allows for the election of appraisal district board members in Harris County, which annually appraises 1.9 million parcels of property for property tax purposes.

State Rep. Glenn Rogers and Challenger Mike Olcott to Face Off in Republican Primary

February 13, 2024

This race will serve as a rematch after Rogers narrowly defeated Olcott in 2022.

Texans for Fiscal Responsibility Endorses Candidates

February 13, 2024

Official endorsements for the upcoming primary election were announced by the organization.

Dallas City Council Set to Move $1.25 Billion Bond to May Ballot

February 13, 2024

Wednesday’s meeting is the city council’s last chance to put bond propositions on the May ballot before the February 16 deadline.

MOST RECENT

Lt. Gov. Dan Patrick Makes First Endorsement Against House Member

The lieutenant governor has previously said he generally does not get involved in House races.

Senate District 30 Candidates Meet in Parker 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.

Candidates Race for Open House District 97 Seat

The Fort Worth-area seat has three candidates vying for the Republican nomination.

Pro-Amnesty Group Returns, Endorses Republican Candidates in Texas

The LIBRE Initiative is once again wading into Texas races.

Powerful Local Positions on the Woodlands February Ballot

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.

Candidates Debate Ahead of Special Election Runoff in East Texas

The special election is slated to take place on January 30.

Fights Over Candidate’s Eligibility Face Delays as Deadlines Approach

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.

Glenn Rogers Touts Fake Endorsements

Three different lawmakers say they have not endorsed Rogers, despite campaign material promoting their support.

Challenger Attempts to Remove Texas Supreme Court Justice John Devine from Ballot

His opponent alleges that he is deficient in the signatures required to qualify for the ballot.

North Texas Senate Race Sparks Fight Over Candidate Residency Requirements

Three Republican primary candidates for Senate District 30 are challenging the eligibility of Brent Hagenbuch, who documents indicate lives outside the district.