Arguments against polling locations on college campuses come down to community accessibility and concerns that students may vote twice.

Arguments against polling locations on college campuses come down to community accessibility and concerns that students may vote twice.
Voters to decide a $286 million bond package for Amarillo ISD this May.
“Justin Berry needs to stop milking this indictment for political purposes.”
“Austin taxpayers are paying for this – correct?”
“I would second that idea.”
North Texas voters decided key city and school contests in runoff elections Tuesday.
Local officials who support government coronavirus mandates took no action when social distancing wasn’t practiced in county commissioners courtroom.
On December 9, Dallas City Council will vote on whether to lobby state lawmakers with taxpayer money.
“Why should we follow the liberal mayor’s advice? He doesn’t.”
Targeted businesses call to “defund” the Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission. “This was never about bars. This is about freedom.”
What is it about elected officials thinking they are above the laws they set for us?
Interim school superintendent doubles down on controversial Cultural Competence Action Plan.
Citizens continue to express displeasure with Whitley after his radio interview.
The mayor literally recorded his “stay home” warning video while on a tropical vacation in Mexico.
The council member’s staffer said out loud what was long suspected.
Democrat Party Chairman Manuel Medina’s recognition of fiscal issues plaguing City Hall has gained him support from conservative stalwarts – and if history is any indicator, may just be his ticket to office.
It sounds like just another Aggie joke: How do you become Student Body President at Texas A&M? Lose by more than 700 votes.
County tax records show the district increased property taxes 19.6 percent in recent years…
Voters ask Board of Trustees candidates why Collin College needs to burden county taxpayers with $600 million in debt, and why all at once.
Montgomery County GOP tried to stop a precinct chair from bringing a resolution supporting property tax reform.
Commissioner Clark granted pretrial diversion in exchange for testifying against the other indicted members of the court.
The City of San Antonio is asking taxpayers to double their tax-funded debt this May election – and using some duplicitous math to make the case.
With their case “crumbling,” the Special Prosecutors in the Paxton case were exposed by his legal team for their hypocritical attempts at delay.
In Texas’ six-year battle over congressional redistricting, a 2-1 decision by a U.S. District Court denies the case is moot even though the challenged 2011 maps were repealed.
Sure, they want to get paid, but for Paxton prosecutors, delay tactics really come down to politics.