Posted on · James Dannenbaum, president and CEO of the high-powered Dannenbaum Engineering, was charged with a scheme to get employees to donate to three congressional candidates in 2017.
Posted on · Democrats are hoping to flip Texas House District 28 in the upcoming runoff. Meanwhile, in Dallas' House District 100 race, five votes separate two candidates trying to make it to the second round.
Posted on · If the two candidates don't show improvement in the polls, they won't make it to the November debate stage.
Posted on · Bonnen also spoke disparagingly about multiple Democrats, calling one House member “vile” and suggesting that another’s “wife’s gonna be really pissed when she learns he’s gay.”
Posted on · Bohac's decision gives Democrats one of their best pickup opportunities next year in the Texas House.
Posted on · The new panel met Thursday at the state Capitol in Austin and is scheduled to convene again next week in El Paso.
Posted on · Tzintzún Ramirez, who helped found the Workers Defense Project and Jolt Texas, is the latest Democrat to announce a bid to deny U.S. Sen. John Cornyn a fourth term.
Posted on · Last year, Marchant won reelection by only a 3 percent margin.
Posted on · The Richmond Republican was first elected in 2006 and resigns as chairman of the powerful budget-writing House Appropriations Committee. He will serve until Sept. 30.
Posted on · The debate is scheduled for Sept. 12 and 13. Calling Texas a battleground state, party officials hailed the decision.
Posted on · The two Democratic presidential candidates from Texas are among those in Miami this week for the first debates of the 2020 primary.
Posted on · The high-priority bill boosts per-student funding and reduces property taxes across the state.
Posted on · Hegar, the former Air Force helicopter pilot who mounted a spirited challenge to U.S. Rep. John Carter in 2018, is running for the U.S. Senate next year.
Posted on · A tennis coach at the University of Texas was among those charged in the fallout from the scandal.
Posted on · Alvarado gave up the seat in December after winning a promotion to the Texas Senate.