“Just because we won tonight, doesn’t mean the fight is over.”

“Just because we won tonight, doesn’t mean the fight is over.”
While Texas voters continue to vote in favor of firearm freedom and Second Amendment protection, only one candidate promises to stand for them.
“Rochelle Garza may have firsthand experience dealing with human traffickers, but the catch is that she was working to enable these criminals by defending them in court.”
Yet both the Democrat and Republican party platforms oppose “economic incentive” programs like Chapter 313 property tax abatements.
A recently surfaced police report has led to allegations that in 1983 Jenkins dressed in blackface to terrorize college women.
The two candidates clashed on issues, but the tone remained subdued compared to expectations.
Texans for Lawsuit Reform’s founder says “others can save” Paxton, after spending millions to weaken him in the GOP primary.
“The timing is no accident—this is devastating for the integrity of our upcoming elections.” –Attorney General Ken Paxton
The GOP candidate for Harris County judge calls out the lawlessness of current County Judge Lina Hidalgo.
The latest polling comes as O’Rourke makes out-of-state trips to California and New York to raise cash for his campaign.
The fundraisers come as recent polling continues to show O’Rourke lagging behind Abbott.
The two will meet in Edinburg on September 30.
“It’s clear that new registered voters are ready to help us keep Texas red and support a bold conservative cultural agenda in 2023.”
The Texas Hispanic Realignment Survey shows Hispanics disapprove of Joe Biden’s presidency and support increasing border security.
O’Rourke wants teachers to choose which version of history is taught in the classroom.
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.