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Bexar County Conceals Records on Non-Citizens Registering to Vote

Are non-citizens registering and voting in Texas? That’s a question one county is refusing to answer. Bexar County’s elections department faces a federal lawsuit if it continues to deny access to public records of non-citizens found on the county’s voter rolls. The...

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Hood County GOP Votes No Confidence in Lang Opponent

GRANBURY, Texas—Things are definitely heating up in the race for Texas House District 60, a seat currently being held by “Taxpayer Champion” Mike Lang (R-Granbury). On Tuesday, the Hood County Republican Party’s Executive Committee voted unanimously to issue a vote of...

Huddleston Hustling in Campaign Against Ken King

PAMPA, Texas—A Texas House race that covers an area larger than the States of Connecticut, Delaware, and Rode Island combined is one of the biggest battlefields in Texas between the establishment and conservative wings of the Republican Party. In this race, voters...

Despite Threats, Odessa Petition Efforts Continue

Unhappy with the current course of their city council, Odessans are taking it upon themselves to enact what they say is much needed reform. A petition currently circulating throughout the community calls for a May election that would allow Odessans to vote to amend...

Governor Abbott Endorses Conservative Businessman Mayes Middleton

After obstructionist Republicans in the Texas House wrecked much of his conservative agenda during the 2017 special legislative session, Gov. Abbott vowed to hold legislators accountable in the primary. He followed through on that promise for a second time on Tuesday,...

The Pendulum of Jason Villalba’s Changing Policy Positions

Jason Villalba’s constituents must have serious whiplash attempting to follow the constant position-swings of their state representative. Following the regular legislative session in May 2017, in collaboration with Texas Right to Life, Texas Scorecard asked readers to...

Nonsense Denial Implicates Geren in CPS Scandal

Fort Worth voters may have been hoping to give State Rep. Charlie Geren the benefit of the doubt that he was not involved in a vicious attack on his opponent’s family. But Geren’s recent denial of involvement tends to implicate, rather than exonerate, the embattled...