
Red, White & Blue
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Posted on · Alvarado polled just over 50 percent of the vote in the four-way contest.
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Posted on · After being the butt of a controversial joke, Houston’s Congressman-elect Lieutenant Commander Dan Crenshaw joined Pete Davidson on SNL to settle the score.
Posted on · Congresswomen-elect Sylvia Garcia (Houston/TX-29) and Veronica Escobar (El Paso/TX-16) are the first Latina women from Texas to ever be elected to the House of Representatives.
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Posted on · Fletcher's opponent John Culberson long fought plans for a proposed rail line on Richmond Avenue.
Posted on · Politics and Government Reporter Andrew Schneider recaps some of the night's big local races
Posted on · Mayor Sylvester Turner campaigned against Proposition B arguing that pay parity between the Police and Fire Departments would hurt the City’s finances.
Posted on · The Houston-area race is among the most competitive U.S. House races in Texas.
Posted on · The Republican incumbent Senator argued that his opponent's support for gun control and universal health care were too liberal for Texas.
Posted on · The Houston Mayor reiterates establishing pay parity between local police officers and firefighters would cause layoffs.
Posted on · Lupe Valdez is a former sheriff in Dallas who would have been Texas' first openly gay, Hispanic governor.
Posted on · The polling place that had the largest number of voters was the Metropolitan Multi-Service Center with 42,349.
Posted on · Our reporters share their photos from the field of Houstonians across Election Day 2018.